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    Posted: 13 Mar 06 at 10:25pm
I think Mick T took a few photos, I'll ask him if any on the water shots are worthy of passing on......  Will
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Oh you lucky lucky man ...  Got any photos?

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Went out in my new Mk IV Osprey on Saturday (it was delivered late Friday). How nice to get a new boat that you can sail immediately without having to sort out miriad strings and things first. A really Good Effort by Hartley Laminates and Tim Rush.

Very nice it was too. Winds 12-15 mph Saturday and 10-12 Sunday, pretty cold but sunny, nice little chop and some salty spray, aah that's the life! Boat seemed responsive, and quick to accelerate. Looking forward to trying it against other Ospreys soon...   Will

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Originally posted by tickel

Originally posted by jeffers

Originally posted by Isis

Ahh touchet!

try putting 20 in an osprey



Saw probably less than 20st in a Javelin at the SGP 2 years ago, they did ok considering how young they both were.

At least it wouldn't sink......We sailed Jav for two years with only 20 1/2 stone and combined age 113. Somtimes very difficult. and it did sink! Javs do!
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Originally posted by jeffers

Originally posted by Isis

Ahh touchet!

try putting 20 in an osprey



Saw probably less than 20st in a Javelin at the SGP 2 years ago, they did ok considering how young they both were.

At least it wouldn't sink.......
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There was reference to 20 stone in an Osprey in an earlier post. In 1986 there were 76 Boats at our Nationals and it blew Force 6 all week. The fourth boat overall was driven by a team with an all up weight of 19 Stone.

Yes Ospreys take Big boys but are not solely for big boys

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Post Options Post Options   Quote carshalton fc Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 03 Mar 06 at 12:28pm
very true. well that ios what the winter is used for in the cherub world.  they seem to destroy a perfectly good boat and change it a tini bit.  but hoprfully the boat on the cherub stand will look cool
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Originally posted by Blobby

You know, at classic car shows and new car shows too they have stands where people are building cars - obviously at the DInghy show the Cherubs will be doing some Cherub finishing off demonstrations....all perfectly logical and correct!

Can a Cherub ever truly be considered as finished? LOL

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You know, at classic car shows and new car shows too they have stands where people are building cars - obviously at the DInghy show the Cherubs will be doing some Cherub finishing off demonstrations....all perfectly logical and correct!
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Post Options Post Options   Quote Pierre Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 02 Mar 06 at 3:35pm
Fortunately the 3 brand new Osprey Mk4's at the show have all been finished ....... or so I'm told.....
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