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2011 Channel Islands trip - Brixham to St Peter Port 2011-06-01 From Brixham marina across to St Peter Port Guernsey. Across the traffic separation scheme and down the Little Russel arriving at St Peter Port at about 2300
2011 Channel Islands Trip - round Sark 2011-06-04 From St Peter Port round Sark. Technical incompetence means that the track ends as we were coming in to Dixcart bay to anchor for lunch
2011 Channel Islands trip - down to Brixham 2011-05-30 From Starcross Yacht Club down to Brixham to await a weather window for crossing to Guernsey
Channel Islands - Exe to Brixham 2012-06-01 A sail down from Starcross Yacht Club on the Exe to Brixham ready for an 0200 departure from Brixham to Guernsey. Average speed an estimate as GPS time data lost.
Channel Islands - Brixham to Guernsey 2012-06-02 A south about sail round Guernsey to St Peter Port. The wind couldnt have been better such that we got to St Peter Port Victoria Marina beforer the sill closed meaning that dinner at La Perla was on. Unfortuantely only the 2nd half of the track was saved on the GPS. Average speed an estimate as GPS time data lost.
Channel Islands - Guernsey to Sark 2012-06-04 A cracking sail across from St Peter Port on Guernsey to the Havre Gosselin anchorage on Sark to await the favourable tides for a sail to Alderney. Havre Gosselin is part of the large La Grand Greve bay and is a picturesque little anchorage with mooring buoys surrounded by rocky outcrops. Average speed an estimate as GPS time data lost.
Channel Islands - Sark to Alderney 2012-06-04 Leaving the anchorage at Havre Gosselin at Sark through the Gouliot Passage and then via the Alderney Race and into Braye Harbour in Alderney. Some very high speeds when travelling with the Alderney Race and at times steering about 70 to 80 degrees across it to maintain the required course. Average speed an estimate as GPS time data lost.
Channel Islands - Alderney to Exe 2012-06-06 The return sail from Braye Harbour Alderney to the Exe Estuary. The second half of the sail was very breezy as we sailed across in a gap between two lows. Unfortuantely only the 2nd half of the track was saved on the GPS.
Brean Down 2019-04-27 First time at Brean. The effect of the previous night's height of Storm Helena were plainly visible. A short walk to the end of Brean Down - up a series of very steep steps to get on to the top of the Down. The storm hadn't completely passed - making walking to the end of the Down really quite hard work.
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