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| Vessel Name: | Gaia |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Dehler 35 CWS |
| Hailing Port: | Port Dinorwic |
| Crew: | Mark Davies, Ian Cheek and Ged Tyrer |
| About: | Three men in a boat and intending to aim it towards A Coruña. |
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26 July 2019
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30 June 2019 | Royan
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28 June 2019
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31 July 2019
Off we go again.
We set off from Neyland at about 11am to come back to Port Dinorwic. We are planning to go through Jack Sound and Ramsey Sound which will be interesting.
29 July 2019
Bloody Neyland
Coming into Milford Haven is pretty challenging. Lots of lights and confusion. I managed to pilot us through all that and then managed to put us aground just outside the entrance.
29 July 2019
Milford Haven
The curse of head winds continues. The wind was from North East and set to get stronger. It looked unlikely we would make Bardsey for tomorrow morning’s tide and with a strengthening NE wind, crossing the bar Tuesday evening looks unlikely so we have turned around and are heading for Neyland marina [...]
What it is all about
17 May 2019
Mark Davies
Thank you for looking at the page. I have set this up to record our journey from Port Dinorwic (the actual port at Y Felinheli) towards A Coruña in north west Spain. Sailors always say towards because it is superstition that you will fail if you say you are going to a particular location.
We are Ian Cheek, Ged Tyrer and me.
After months of preparation we hope to set off about 8pm, Saturday 18 May.
I hope to keep you up to date with our progress but if entries dry up it is more likely to be a failure in technology than a problem with u and the boat.
We are Ian Cheek, Ged Tyrer and me.
After months of preparation we hope to set off about 8pm, Saturday 18 May.
I hope to keep you up to date with our progress but if entries dry up it is more likely to be a failure in technology than a problem with u and the boat.
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