ROUND ISLAND VIEW WITH PORTMOUTH 16:DATES 30/06-4/7
STATUS=SADLY the wind forecast for the return trip on Sunday up to 23knts average and 2.2 meter waves together with rain places this run beyond acceptable risk. Trip Abandoned.
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Heatwave Lady Mona Portsmouth: Severn Lady |
ROUND ISLAND VIEW 30-06-2016.
This trip is combined with Portsmouth Branch(Haydn Chapel). It may require a stop over probably in Studland and will last 5 Days max. Range Times of Firing.
Monday to Thursday=09:30-17:00 Friday= 09:30-12:30 Night=Tuesday + Thursday after dark to 23:59 |
Route Planner:
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The Plans shows the possible route you could take. The distance from the RNSA Moorings is 41.6nm. AT 5 knts = 8 hrs. This is provided for information only. All persons must plan their routes as appropriate for the safety of their vessels. |
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High Hopes and Volunteer battle it out.
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The Yarmouth (Isle of Wight) Harbour (Click on Blue txt to go to their Site)Commissioners & Advisory Committee MembersChief Executive/Harbour Master: Mr Tim Adams
Deputy Harbour Master: Mr Jeremy Butcher Harbour Office, The Quay, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight PO41 0NT UK Tel: +44 (0)1983 760321 Fax: +44 (0)1983 761192 Email: info@yarmouth-harbour.co.uk VHF Channel 68 (Yarmouth Harbour) Adviseable to pre-book: |
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WHY YOU SHOULD BE HERE. GOOD LUCK HIGH HOPES RNSAPB |
ITINARY:
Portland Sail Plan
The aim of this trip is to travel across Weymouth Bay go around St Aldhelms and make for Anvil Point. We have to stay outside the Lulworth Range as traveling during week. From Anvil P you can either stop over in Swanage or Studland or sail direct to Yarmouth(9/10 hrs).
Plenty of Watering Holes at Swanage and the Bank Arms at Studland is very good,dog friendly and only 5 minutes walk from the Beach Cafe.
Departure:11:30 Portland Moorings to Studland good flood tide. 30th June:
Departure:08:10 Studland. to Yarmouth across Christchurch Bay against foul ebb tide:1st July.
At Hurst Castle by 14:10. slack.
Departure: 09:45 Yarmouth to Swanage via Needles good ebb tide: 3rd July.
Depature: 10:50 Swanage to Portland south of St Aldhelms good ebb tide: 4th July.
Portsmouth Plans.(Haydn Chapel)
This will follow the established pattern. Get to Yarmouth on Friday, breakfast Saturday morning at Fort Victoria to watch the racers. Pontoon party in the early evening followed by a meal at the Royal Solent Yacht Club.
The aim of this trip is to travel across Weymouth Bay go around St Aldhelms and make for Anvil Point. We have to stay outside the Lulworth Range as traveling during week. From Anvil P you can either stop over in Swanage or Studland or sail direct to Yarmouth(9/10 hrs).
Plenty of Watering Holes at Swanage and the Bank Arms at Studland is very good,dog friendly and only 5 minutes walk from the Beach Cafe.
Departure:11:30 Portland Moorings to Studland good flood tide. 30th June:
Departure:08:10 Studland. to Yarmouth across Christchurch Bay against foul ebb tide:1st July.
At Hurst Castle by 14:10. slack.
Departure: 09:45 Yarmouth to Swanage via Needles good ebb tide: 3rd July.
Depature: 10:50 Swanage to Portland south of St Aldhelms good ebb tide: 4th July.
Portsmouth Plans.(Haydn Chapel)
This will follow the established pattern. Get to Yarmouth on Friday, breakfast Saturday morning at Fort Victoria to watch the racers. Pontoon party in the early evening followed by a meal at the Royal Solent Yacht Club.
The tides will be 1 day after from neaps and the stream charts available via the links below I intend to leave my mooring no later than 12:15 Thursday 30th June.
Tidal Streams:30th June:
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FIRST PORTLAND. CLICK BLUE TXT
FIRST WEST SOLENT: CLICK BLUE TEXT.
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SECOND PORTLAND. CLICK BLUE TXT
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