Skipper doesn't know the way.
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Thread: Passage plans
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01-09-11, 22:23 #11
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02-09-11, 09:16 #12
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That cat will have more RYA qualifications on it than I care to think about.....
Originally Posted by fireball
Skipper doesn't know the way.
Do you think we should tell them that C'bourg is a bit to the left of the big power station on top of the cliff?
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02-09-11, 12:23 #13
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Perhaps we should test them to a bit of blind Nav ... Originally Posted by Pinnacle
That cat will have more RYA qualifications on it than I care to think about.....
Do you think we should tell them that C'bourg is a bit to the left of the big power station on top of the cliff?
To be fair we can tell them the berth number they've got to get into ... but the rest should be on paper charts, no GPS and a blindfolded helmsman/deck crew ...
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02-09-11, 19:09 #14
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'Salright - I've been there before; I'm sure we'll manage to find it between us.... Originally Posted by Pinnacle
That cat will have more RYA qualifications on it than I care to think about.....
Do you think we should tell them that C'bourg is a bit to the left of the big power station on top of the cliff?
Itis apis spotanda bigon etoo
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02-09-11, 20:09 #15
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Yes, and Rick seems to think the cat wont fit... Originally Posted by Pinnacle
Wot......not coming to St Vaast??
Ah, I understand now...........you want to get to Cherbourg first!Come to the next wokingham forum pub meet:
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02-09-11, 20:10 #16
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2 Yachtmasters, 2 Day skippers and, most importantly, someone who has been there before Originally Posted by Pinnacle
That cat will have more RYA qualifications on it than I care to think about.....
Do you think we should tell them that C'bourg is a bit to the left of the big power station on top of the cliff?
Come to the next wokingham forum pub meet:
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04-09-11, 21:35 #17
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Oi! This thread is about passage plans, not the drinks plans or crew qualifications!
"You are young and life is long and there is time to kill today
And then one day you find ten years have got behind you"
Roger Waters 1972
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04-09-11, 21:56 #18
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Do your crew need to be qualified to drink now?!
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04-09-11, 21:59 #19
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Like any boat, you can fit a cat in anywhere if you use enough power. Originally Posted by Whitelighter
Taking me seriously is a big mistake. I certainly wouldn't. (Ani Difranco)
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04-09-11, 22:43 #20
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I'd love to do St Vaast as well but it's a 18 hour slog at best for me. I don't fancy leaving Pompey at midnight in order to hit the ate window so I guess it'll be straight to Cherbourg.
Grow old disgracefully, it's more fun
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