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No need to book. Just come along and enjoy the festivities.
Some days sailing just doesn't go to plan. Usually it is weather related but this week it was terminal failure of Kingfishers Volvo MD2030. Thanks to this chap, the staff at Neyland Yacht Haven, Skipper Nick, Driver Andy and Ben at Amazon Marine we were able to source an engine, collect it from Southampton, and fit it in less than two days. We arrived in Plymouth from Milford Haven at 1456 today. Just in time to get the Sail for Macmillan back on schedule. Our thanks to everyone that helped. It was a great team effort... Special thanks to Jan, James and Robert for help sourcing the engine and staffing the office while we were away and the Ace delivery crew of Rob Carter and Jonathan Griffiths.
One often gets comments from family about not being seperated from the phone. Here it is clearly on the cockpit table Robert Hazard Stracey and Jan Stracey. Just as this delicate operation was in full swing you both got unanswered calls!
Blog update coming soon ;)
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Bumpy sail down the Irish Sea.
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Round Britain Challenge is now in its penultimate week and until now the weather has been mostly favourable and sailing conditions good. So it was probably hoping for too much to expect it ALL to be “plain sailing”.In case you missed it!
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