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Col
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Re: Crimo cruise *POOLE* [Re: aztec]
      #593175 - 17/10/2004 17:54

Ok then. You twisted my arm. Just not sure how many on board at the mo...
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Wiggo
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Re: Crimo cruise *POOLE* [Re: Col]
      #593517 - 18/10/2004 10:34

likewise. got a track laid in at the weekend so we can still get out of Christchurch once they lift the bouys...
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rickp
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Re: Crimo cruise *POOLE* [Re: Wiggo]
      #593809 - 18/10/2004 16:41

Looks like I had a parental visit arranged for that weekend. Should have put the date in the diary before I went to the US, grrr :)

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Re: Crimo cruise *POOLE* [Re: Wiggo]
      #594531 - 19/10/2004 14:26

thought they had just agree planning permission for a whole load of dredging in Christchurch - will this help next year - realise it's a winter job so not going to help before then!
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Wiggo
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Re: Crimo cruise *POOLE* [Re: duncan]
      #594599 - 19/10/2004 16:12

nah, some jobsworth got it canned again, last I heard. We do our own dredging, anyway ;-)
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Re: Crimo cruise *POOLE* [Re: Wiggo]
      #594751 - 19/10/2004 19:10

I think they are trying again.............

RENEWED plans have been floated for dredging Christchurch Harbour and dumping the spoil on Stanpit March and Mudeford Sandbank.

An earlier bid to get Christchurch council's consent as landowner foundered over fears the dredging could open the harbour and river to larger vessels and muddy the waters for spawning salmon and other wildlife.

But these fears have been dismissed by the borough's former coast protection officer Frank Tyhurst who has drawn up the dredging scheme on behalf of the Christchurch Harbour Association and Bournemouth & West Hants Water Company.

He said the operation to dredge some 1,000 cubic metres of material from the sandbar in the middle of the harbour and a similar amount from around the water company moorings at Tuckton Bridge had been planned in consultation with English Nature and the Environment Agency.

The work was needed to remove natural silting up of the navigable channel through the harbour and depositing the spoil - mainly sand - on the eroded Grimbury Marsh at Stanpit Marsh and the Mudeford Sandbank was considered more environmen-tally friendly than dumping at sea or in landfill sites.

Planning applications for the dredging have been made to both Bournemouth and Christchurch councils and if approved the work is scheduled to take place over the winter before the annual salmon migration begins.

Boatyard boss Charles Rossiter, chairman of the Christchurch Harbour Association consortium, said: "It is a pity that this small amount of essential maintenance work has become political. All we are trying to do is make sure the harbour is safe to navigate for the present users.

"We are certainly not seeking to encourage bigger boats here, you would need to dredge the offshore bar for that. We have prepared a very detailed environmental impact assessment which suggests that there is no detriment to the nature conservation value of the harbour."


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Re: Crimo cruise *POOLE* [Re: duncan]
      #594785 - 19/10/2004 20:03

yes indeed. But the cost of the dredging is such that it is only feasible if both the harbour association and the water company chip in. The water company will only chip in if they get their extra pontoon, and the council is currently blocking that, though it goes to appeal this week.

That end of the saga was on the telly tonight, incidentally. I know the rest of it from chatting to Charlie, cos that's where we moor...
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Bejasus
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Re: Crimo cruise *POOLE* [Re: aztec]
      #595171 - 20/10/2004 11:54

Dunno yet......................could be possible. Need to check out accomodation.


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fatipa
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Re: Crimo cruise *POOLE* [Re: aztec]
      #595199 - 20/10/2004 12:48

Now if this had been posted on SB I would have guessed a "Crimo cruise" was a typo and meant to read "Chrimbo cruise" but since it's on the mobo forum I suppose the spellings probably correct?

Cheers, Brian.


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aztec
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Re: Crimo cruise *POOLE* [Re: fatipa]
      #595243 - 20/10/2004 13:38

it's not a typo...


you've not met us!!

if you wantto direct the raggies to the ad hoc thing..lease do so. the more the merrier!



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