I completely agree with what everyone else has said, what a fantastic weekend. I have seen that the photo's that were being taken by cj-nautical-imaging on the saturday and sunday have been posted on their website.

I'm really looking forward to it, finally managed to fix the underneath of my boat. I'm hoping that i will be propping up the bar on friday evening also.

I'm hoping to get he boat back this weekend as its had bad skeg damage which happened at marconi. I can't wait to get back on the water and get some practice and training in ready for the seasalter tt

Whats the best technique for reaching in strong wind? I find the best way to sit with the beam in between your legs and throw the tiller over the back and hold on to the tiller arm's as holding on to the tiller gets in the way. I didn't know if anyone else had any other techniques?

Ha ha that sounds about right

Hopefully if all goes well i shall be attending, should be good.

Unfortunatly I can not make this weekend as i'm in Newcastle but I'll hopefully be at the others so i can make up for the dreadful performance i put in at stewartby. Mr Sawford be scared ha ha.

Right then, my mainsheet is the 10mm sheet and the traveller is the 8mm in two different colours as is required. How they have been spliced is by pulling out about 4-5 inches of the inner core of the main and threading the traveller inside, once that is done you can then get the whipping twine out t...

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my traveller line does not go under the tramp either. I find that having the mainsheet going around the mast on top of the tramp and then back again to the traveller works best for me.

Graham. I have got a long traveller line on mine think it is the longest allowed and have got the mainsheet and traveller line spliced together to make one long continuous line. Charles is right in saying that i have it going around the base of the mast and i find that it does stop it running out th...

Hi. The sail numbers are definatly not iron on and i would not put an iron on the sail at all. The numbers should just be stick on, you peel the backing off and stick them on. Position wise they go on the panel under the logo towards the back of the sail with the starboard side higher than the port....

Frank. I would say i'd bring some but unfortunatly i have had a few good blurry night's with mine and got none left. Ha ha

Martin. I checked about the crossing the other week and its £5.10 for cars but i think that you only have to pay one way. Also you don't have to pay anymore for trailers which is good for me ha ha.

Hi cedric. I'm glad you had a great time at seasalter and to all the other travellers that made it. Its good to hear that you will be doing the round the isle of sheppy race, its a really good race to do and i had a fantastic time doing it last year. I will be doing it again this september so i shal...