X'church Sandbar

[Newboy]

Thinking of going out Tuesday, is the bar passable on low water on a small tide? Or am I heading for trouble?

[Paul D]

Kam,

 

Managed to get back in over the bar at low water today... - just.

[crazy fred]

kam put some wheels on it

[Newboy]

Take that as a no then, ok will use Lymington instead.

[crazy fred]

dont take no notice of what i say ive got no idea!!!

[Newboy]

Not you Fred, it's me .......

 

I need to come back on low water on Tuesday and it will have even less water than today so I'm not gonna risk it.

[crazy fred]

kam im tryin to get a full house on the posts who cares about the damn sand bar

[Newboy]

3 agaist 3.

 

well 4 against 3 now....

 

You sure we won't get ban from posting nonsense?

[crazy fred]

i thought that was the idea of this club educated talk and nonsense as answers

[Newboy]

Pssst.... Martin is reading this post be quiet....

[crazy fred]

if my bloody mouse keeps asking for new batteries im going to give it a float test in the bloody pond

[Newboy]

Give it a quick cat-scan ......

[crazy fred]

well at the moment its looking straight down the neck of a glass of ernst and julio gallio white wine and in a minu t it's going to get forced fed with the bloody stuff

[Coddy]

If it is any help, I watched a speed boat chew up it's prop this lunchtime (Sunday) and some of the crew got out and pushed it into deeper water!

 

Another repair for the prop repair shop me thinks!

 

I would allow a minimum of 1.5hrs before or after low water before attempting to get over it.

 

Wind and air pressure can make a lot of difference from the predictions.

 

Coddy