Putting the Buoys out !

[ian bolton]

Dear all,
Volunteers needed to assist in the delicate operation of putting the buoys out.

The intention, subject to weather conditions, is to do this on Tuesday 19th March at 9 am.
9.45am (High Water )
We need as many willing and able people to assist as possible.
Please let myself or Liam know if you can help.
Thank you

[ChrisR]

Traffic directing. That would be about my limit.

[ian bolton]

I am sure that will help get the right buoy out in the correct order.

[Eddie]

As much as I love practicalities, I can't do anything during office hours of the working week. If your High Water plan gets weathered off, and the more clement launch conditions of a low water mission ensue, BOB LE TRUQ and I are more than capable of lugging heavy gear across soft sand. I assume the HW plan was a transport of chain/bouy issue.
I shall drop a couple of twin handled storage tubs off at the cliff-ward yard so your team don't wear a hole in the new rescue boat. (Don't wanna have to 'KEEL-HAUL' some scurvy dog) At a push, I could probably persuade Ellen McArthur's fella to bring his weird landing craft thing round. He comes across as a guy that likes a mission. Ring me if you need me, I am at your disposal. Sue should have my mobile number.

[Dreadnought]

Thanks. The tubs will come in handy on Sunday for the buoys with pointy anchors.

[Eddie]

Two tubs on site. With...
Serving Suggestion: Chains laid in to stop Mr. Wind nicking them.

[Dreadnought]

Cheers

[Dreadnought]

Three temporary buoys are ready for Sunday.

[ian bolton]

Excellent. Well done. Strong wind forecast !

[ChrisR]

Well done everyone who helped. All the buoys out except 2 that are surplus to requirements.

[ian bolton]

Well done all. At least it seems we have some spare marks.

[Dreadnought]

Looks like they ended up in the right place.

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Big thanks to all that helped.

W and A are waiting to go out if anything bad happens to the others.