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The triangle is fixed to your warp to keep the buoy away from the boat so you can see it when you motor the anchor out. Terry.

Always a good start to the day, a shame I often come down on Mondays. Terry.

It keeps the buoy away from the rope so it doesn't get tangled. Technically, the warp is the rope part of the anchor set up (rode). I believe the part you refer to here is called the standoff. Terry.

I had a strap. Terry.

When I was trailering my Warrior, I fitted an electric winch to the trailer. Easy-peasy from then on. Terry.

.........and me! Terry.

Or try your local Freecycle site. I got mine there. Terry.

What Alun said. Terry.

Update. Number one daughter, Amanda, has decided that she wants a day on the water to practice her skippering skills learnt a couple of years ago. Although not a club member, this will enable me to come out to play on Sunday. See you all out there. Terry.

Regrettably, my regular crew has had a heart attack and is on light duties so, I'm out. Terry.

There's also a free one at Portland just before the old entrance to the Naval establishment, right by the harbour exit, next stop the Shambles. Terry.

Perhaps we could suggest that they work with their colleagues in Sussex. Terry.

You do realise, as the husband, this is all your fault? Give Jackie my love and tell her to be more careful. A bit superfluous under the circumstances. Terry.

There was a degree of whimsy in this. Terry.

I can take one or two of the older ones. 😉 Terry.