golden_dragon
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Reged: 15/03/2007
Posts: 15
Loc: Scarborough
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Great to have another competitor...as long as you are bigger than me! At 20 ft I think I am the smallest boat and therefore should be the slowest. Consequently no other competitor should be in a position to hit me up the a**** err I mean stern! Hope you don't drink all the beer before I get there.
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Noddy
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Reged: 22/06/2005
Posts: 299
Loc: Thames Estuary
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If you are at the back you can be the safety boat!
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Rules are for the guidance of wise men, and the obedience of fools.
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meldrum
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Reged: 01/05/2008
Posts: 35
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I am interested in taking part however although my boat is only 30ft loa it has davits and a bowsprit that make it 36ft loa is it still eligible. (It isnt high tech its a 44 year old maurice griffiths water witch. it hasnt got any guard rails or a pulpit either or electronics. and its wood
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Glayva
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Reged: 16/12/2003
Posts: 201
Loc: Buckinghamshire
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Meldrum,
The Jester Challenge has no rules. And although some skippers that have nominated would not welcome a large boat, speaking for myself your boat at 30ft plus bowsprit and bumkin would be more than welcome. Contact Ewen Southby-Tailyour using the JC website and I'm sure you will receive the same answer. There is also a Yahoo Group for Jester Challenge participants and their friends and I'm sure there you would receive the same answer. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jesterchallenge/ You will need to ask to join this group to ask a question however. but that is not very hard and you will not get knocked back.
Our next race leaves on 31 May from Plymouth so you will need to move fast relatively.
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"Those who would go to sea for pleasure would visit hell as a pastime."
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