So you had to go on a drip? You need to look after yourself, there'll be plenty of drink to go splosh in if you're not careful so wear your life jacket, and line on.
Oh shit - there's me exaggerating again and expecting people to cotton on! Nah - I was just be a drama queen with the IV thing.
That's a lot of scope if she has a girlfriend tooSounds like fun. Enjoy yourselves.
Don't do anything I wouldn't do. Actually, you better had, otherwise you'd have no fun together!
Hi NC, not going to ask about your day but hope you're well and enjoying life
Sorry to disappoint you Wonky
So the forecast is for calm weather then?
Hi NC. Bonnie lad. Hope you're well. All the best for the weekend service.
No, but I love the fact you gave it a go and have an experience of sailing that you remember.
I'm definiteley a landlubber wimp. Once went on a small, local boat to visit Staffa in the Hebrides; the famous Fingals Cave. I swear the boat was vertical in the waves at one point. I think I'm correct saying its the island/cave where the horcrux scene is set in the Potter films
Not sure I know what that scene is, but sounds incredibly scary! Your experience, that is.
We used to do canals, my in-laws had a 50-foot boat, now that was fun. Bar opened at 12pm each day
Sharks for me, I'm scared stiff of them.
Yeah... we have a filling low pressure and a flaccid jetstream so everything is running slow. I'm hoping we may get an onshore breeze that will give us something useful. Not keen on diesel
I take Sturgeon these days. I never used to bother with seasick pills but had a bad experience sailing N Wales to Scotland and vomited for about six hours. Once we finally got to a harbour I was so hungry!!
Didn't realise we'd be out there for 6-8 hours, like I said first time at sea for me
Well actually... that scene with Dumbledore was borrowed from the cliffs of Moher, Ireland... but I had to google it
