Will be down tonight at the boat. Got that VHF course tomorrow too but going to be tinkering again as there must be something to do to the boat this weekend. Might go up to Cookham to celebrate another year closer to the coffin.

So if any of you's is out there this weekend - Well you know the procedure, wave like a loony and and lets chink glasses as we pass by each other and maybe give our mighty engines a good blast!!

Due to work commitments, we're Weekenders only I'm afraid...

However, we'll be down perhaps Saturday night, certainly Sunday, and will see any Bray-ites then.

Meanwhile, have a great birthday, and have a drink for me.  

Just missed you... we were out on Carli on Thursday 25th... by now you will have seen our YBW forum burgee (the mouse drinking a Martini).

I still owe Dogsbody for that one though.........

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Ramage wrote : Just missed you... we were out on Carli on Thursday 25th... by now you will have seen our YBW forum burgee (the mouse drinking a Martini). I still owe Dogsbody for that one though.........

And a damn fine Burgee it is too fluttering carelessly in the strong breeze!!
Will keep an eye on it for you, and make sure no one gets their sticky mits on it    

Looking at Carli as I type, you're running out of space if you want a Birchwood forum burgee too  

The course went very well and to anyone thinking of taking the VHF SRC - Tom at Bisham Abbey Sailing school made it a very interesting day with a light hearted feel to it all too.  

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Yes, having bought the little burgee pole for the YBW burgee, we now have 4 burgees flying. (Bray Cruiser Club, Bray Marina, Thames Scout Cruising Club & YBW forum).

No room for any more    

I have a BCC flying centre top, and an MDL one on port spreader (Might dump it for a forum one...)

Now leaving a space for the BOA burgee on the s'board spreader, and going to buy a little bow-pole for a little thing I picked up on Ebay:




It's my surname, so a little egotistical possibly, but should offer a feel-good factor fluttering on the front whikle we lord it up down the Thames if you know what I mean...

It's a brand of American classic boat, by the way