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Dione - Petit18 May 2009
wowee .... a plastic bottle and a piece of paper, amazing sights!!! but just think of the poor buggers that get the ferkin sh1tter floating past them....................!!!! Pet x
JeremyChristey19 May 2009
nice podcast... The intrepid girls have been clawing their way along the race track over the weekend and clearly the making of hay and rapid gains of last week have dried up for the moment. As Tom said, sometimes we know what's happening to these adverse currents, sometimes not, hummmn... The boys are holding around 90 miles south of Southern Cross, and their distances behind have been; sat - 69 sun - 81 mon - 69 tues - 58 so, it's a tough old business making forward progress for both them and SC, and SC have only one set of oars, which must make their life hellishly difficult - respect to both pairs. Some weather coming in over the next couple of days and our boys are prepping the boat, equipment and themselves for it, and are confident in their heavy weather tactics. Jem
Lina19 May 2009
hi there you two!!!! I am glad that you have had a little of relaxing time!!! watching movie hey! mmmmm! now time to work hard, funny currents and dreadful wind? I feel for you....but I know that you will surpass this stepping stones, (more like rocks.....) and get back in the fine weather and good wind soon, that will push you quicker towards Mauritius......Wonder if you can do it?....YES YOU CAN....
Ian Chorlton19 May 2009
Dear Andy and Guy, Apologies for the late contact, we had trouble registering for the blog. God knows what we did wrong as we seem to be the only ones! As you will probably already know, Man Utd are Champions again quite rightly. Sorry for any Liverpool fans that might be looking at this, well to be honest we are not sorry! DelBoy, when you get back i am going to treat you to another meal again at the New Curry Centre, eat as much as you want on me. That should make you row a bit harder anyway. Loved the recorded message today, fantastic stuff. All the best lads and speak soon Andy and Ian Chorlton