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It is recreation which we are supposed to be allowed11

Bet Mal doesn't agree !

Unfortunately the Competition this weekend is postponed. Hopefully we will reschedule something in December, stay safe.

I bought a case there last week Mick. Just popping in for another one 👍 🤣🤣

You need to get onto Majestic wines Greg !!🍷🍷

Tony, Dorset Police site refers users to the Government advice re yesterday's updated restrictions. This includes we are allowed to spend time or exercise outdoors....

Dancing in the car park is ok as long as there are no more than 6

It was fine Martin. Boat performed as expected. A slight improvement in acceleration pick up, but revs still 150rpm down and wot short by 3/4 knots. I put that down to possible fouled prop and a slimy hull. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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It broke down shortly after and he hailed the Border Cutter for a tow...

Thanks for letting Us know Jerry only a few weeks time we can all go out without worrying about how far you have to travel or breaking the law It will soon go by 😉

Going to the boat just to tinker with it probably isn't essential travel, but going to the boat in order to undertake exercise and recreation is permitted. Interestingly, I found this on the AT website. It mentions that the travel guidelines are just that - guidance, not law.

Happy birthday oli, knowing the average age of the club, we havn"t met , i take it your still in the junior section ! hope you had a good one Best wishes Colin. O and on a serious note if your Oli the club technical expert thanks for what you do for the club.

Thanks Jerry, a shame but necessary in these dire times

You and me both Greg. I have had three long evening zoom meetings about this subject this week. we have just published something to Members of the Yacht Club. Wendy and I just returned from a nice walk and I have an email from the BMF with advice from DEFRA that seems to be the opposite of what we were acting on. Confusing or what. Charlie

I spoke to a very nice, helpful lady at PHC this morning who gave me the exact same answer. She was waiting to hear from Dorset police today who are going to Salters apparently. Totally agree with Stuies comments, it really does need clarifacation

I have spoken with Harbour Control who say they will not be stopping any one going out during lockdown. She told me that it is down to the Police as they would be enforcing this. Trying to find some info from their website. We are being asked not to phone the Police about what we can and cant do as there are so many calls they are blocking their lines. I will post any updates if I get them.

At work we have to follow RYA interpretations of the Gov guidance. As I type they have told us that recreational boats can only be used from public places. Apparently Clubs, Boatyards and Marinas are not public spaces I have had to send out notices stopping Members using their boats but it may well change again unless it does, much to our disappointment when there are toothy critters about, Alfresco will have to drop out. The Marina Manager cannot tell his berth holders to stay put and then bugger off fishing.

Late comer Geoff joined us, after Stuie had a trapped nerve and couldn’t get out, had a lovely day in the sun, Bass, Blonde Rays, Whiting, Plaice, Congers. Whiting mostly small but a few keepers. Nice to meet Geoff and Dogfish hasn’t changed🤣🤣🤣🤣 Stay safe everyone.

No pictures, loads of doggies, and whiting and conger on Marichelle today. Very pleasant in the sunshine.

Will be trying my new kayak off of Boscombe