Any idea of the depth of water at the outer start mark at HW.
Will get a new marker ready for Sunday
Start Buoy
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Start Buoy
by ChrisR » May 16th, 2019, 10:47 pm
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Re: Start Buoy
by Dreadnought » May 17th, 2019, 5:59 am
Yes. It's 6m + 5m = 11m.
If somebody went out today or tomorrow at low water they could get the existing one untangled. Job for two strong people.
If somebody went out today or tomorrow at low water they could get the existing one untangled. Job for two strong people.
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Re: Start Buoy
by ChrisR » May 17th, 2019, 7:12 am
Don't think there to many strong people in the Club anymore! we are all getting older and older.
If there is a couple of you that want to attempt a rescue at low water please feel free.
Will make up another buoy just incase, or we will use the pillar buoy for Sunday.
Obviously the line is too long at that position, a length will need removing.
If there is a couple of you that want to attempt a rescue at low water please feel free.
Will make up another buoy just incase, or we will use the pillar buoy for Sunday.
Obviously the line is too long at that position, a length will need removing.
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Re: Start Buoy
by ChrisR » May 19th, 2019, 12:56 pm
Stuart and I sorted the Start Buoy managed to get it loose.
Will need to keep an eye on it.
Will need to keep an eye on it.
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