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NOTICES If any member wishes to post anything on this notice board, for example items for sale or items required, please email dave.j.welch@btinternet.com |
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Yamaha 2hp two stroke outboard recent service good clean engine. £200
Also 2 x Lewmar 25 two speed winches £400 the pair
Tel Dave 07885417068
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Jeanneau Sun 2000 - For Sale
Green hull. Full spec comfort model c.w. water tank, S.S. gas stove and velour cushions. Fully Rigged for Asymmetric spinnaker + bowsprit. Spinnaker only 1 year old. Honda 2 cylinder 6hp outboard with inboard tank and battery charging. All hallards, single line reefing and controls run back via jammers to cockpit. Anchor, fenders and 2 wheel galvanised road trailer. Y2002 excellent condition. Boats Inventory Mooring lines Price £11,500 ono Contact Craig on 07939 499322 |
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FAIR ROSAMOND Pdf Link with Photos
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“HARBOURFAST HI BLADE ANCHOR” 25LBS This is an ideal anchor for a boat in the 26' to 33' range. It has good holding potential in a variety of situations, and came as original equipment on a 1997 Moody yacht. The overall condition of the anchor and the galvanised finish are both very good. Bargain at £30. Contact Mark Rumson - Ilfracombe 863173 or 07500 266684, or round the harbour!
The overall height of the steps is 4 ft 8 ins. and the width is 18 ins. They are made of good quality hardwood. Would make a very attractive feature on a larger yacht. Bargain. £15. Contact Mark Rumson - Ilfracombe 863173 or 07500 266684, or at the harbour. |
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Clovelly Events 2010 Normal entry charges to Clovelly apply, except for Christmas Lights where a small parking fee is charged after 2 p.m. 2010 charges: Adult £5.95, Child £3.75, Family (2A, 2C): £15.90. Clovelly is a privately owned village. Part of the admission fee contributes to the maintenance of the village to preserve its timeless charm and magic. Events, dates and content may be subject to change, so please visit www.clovelly.co.uk for latest details or phone the Visitor Centre on 01237 431781. Clovelly Maritime Festival, Sunday 18 July, held in aid of the North Devon Hospice There's something for everyone at the Clovelly Maritime Festival, held in aid of the North Devon Hospice. It's a day of traditional seaside entertainment, including shanty singers, fire-eating, juggling, Punch and Judy, a wench auction, and lots more. Enjoy delicious seafood or a succulent hog roast on the beach. The Old Gaffers Association will be coming along - they're devoted to the conservation of traditional sailing craft and our maritime heritage. Lundy Gig Row, Saturday 24 July West Country pilot gigs were designed to carry pilots out to ships. The first one alongside won the pilotage job, so speed was critical. The row from Clovelly to Lundy and back is a true test of endurance over 32 miles of sea - it can take up to four hours, depending upon the weather and tides. So come along and support the brave crews! Woolsery Agricultural Show, Clovelly Court, Monday 26 July , held in aid of various charities Summer in North Devon would not be complete without a visit to this country agricultural show. There are many classes for cattle, horses, and sheep, along with pony competitions. You'll find bustling trade and exhibition stands with stalls offering locally made crafts and foods. The children will be kept busy with fairground rides and a bouncy castle. A great summer day out for all the family! Lifeboat Weekend, Saturday 31 July - Sunday 1 August , held in aid of the R.N.L.I Keeping Clovelly's lifeboat on alert for emergencies round the clock takes effort and dedication. Held in aid of the RNLI, Clovelly's Lifeboat Weekend is a popular celebration of the lifeboat and her crew. To get the fun going on Saturday there's a sponsored swim to Bucks Mills and back. Sunday is packed with entertainments, including a hilarious race of men dressed as women, a tug-of-war and, of course, the ever popular slave auction in which young local men are 'sold' to the highest bidder to do their chores for a day. And there are stalls galore. Clovelly Gig Regatta, Saturday 7 August In the West Country we are proud of our long tradition of racing pilot gigs. The sport's popularity is hardly surprising - gig racing today is exciting, strenuous and often downright dangerous, with the crews reaching speeds of 9 knots in fast-flowing tidal waters. So come along and cheer on the rowers. It will be an exhilirating day's racing. Lobster & Crab Feast, Sunday 5 September, in support of The National Lobster Hatchery This popular event pays tribute to Clovelly's famous lobster and crabs. There's always a fun party atmosphere, so come along and enjoy a day of live folk music and theatre. And will you be able to resist the charms of the lobster hypnotist? There will be local craft and food stalls, a quay kitchen with cookery demonstrations, wine and beer tasting, and no shortage of entertainments for the children. And it's in aid of the National Lobster Hatchery at Padstow. So don't miss it! Clovelly Herring Festival, Sunday 21 November In the 18th century, a hundred boats fished for the 'silver darlings' (herring) out of Clovelly. This Herring Festival is held in support of sustainable fishing by traditional methods and to celebrate the herring. Mike Smylie will be there with his popular 'Kipperland' exhibition, smoking delicious kippers and bloaters. Simon and Ann Cooper will be bringing along their curragh, making nets, and demonstrating flax processing and knitting. In addition, Jim MacCool, founder of National Poetry Month, will be performing his show of infectious verse and toe-tapping Celtic rhythms. Enjoy herring specialities, local cider and wine, shanty singing, a walk-about theatre and masses of stalls. Christmas Lights, Sunday 5 December, in aid of the RNLI. (Procession starts at about 4 p.m. from the Visitor Centre. Entry free after 2 p.m. with small parking charge) Christmas is a magical time at Clovelly, so don't miss this fund-raising event and the switching on of the village Christmas lights. A brass band leads the procession down to the harbour. There's mulled wine, a barbecue, rousing carols, and Father Christmas makes a surprise visit. At 5 p.m. the switch is thrown and the entire village and harbour are lit up - it's a fantastic sight. And there are fireworks to finish off what is always a perfect day New for 2011: Lentsherd Children's Carnival, Sunday 20 February |