Saturday, December 10, 2005

After treatment with oxalic acid

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During treatment with oxalic acid

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Stains before treatment with oxalic acid

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Wednesday, December 07, 2005

Winter quarters

Well that just about wraps it up for 2005. Posted by Picasa

Sunday, November 20, 2005

P bracket

Cracks around the P bracket. Does this require attention? There's a chunk of gel coat missing exposing the glass mat just aft of the P bracket, which will require attention. Posted by Picasa

Dint

This little dent in the gel coat near the stern will need attention before next season. Posted by Picasa

Damaged area on mast

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Friday, November 18, 2005

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Abrasion on mast

Abrasion on mast from mast ring. Posted by Picasa
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Tuesday, November 15, 2005

Welcome to Oceanair

Welcome to OceanairWindow blinds for that luxurious look, which Renegaders can only dream of.

ASU vs Classic Refrigerator

ASU vs Classic RefrigeratorWell, if you want a fridge on Renegade check this out. Refrigeration unit about £880 and kit of parts to make the insulated box.

Monday, November 14, 2005

Renegade gets ready for the winter

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Avon Inflatables Ltd. - Leisure range of boats

Avon Inflatables Ltd. - Leisure range of boatsThinking of buying an Avon. Here's a link to the full range and specification.

Saturday, November 12, 2005

Sunday, October 30, 2005

Barton Marine

Barton MarineRenegaders. Have a look at mainsheet track options from Barton.

Wednesday, October 26, 2005

Gently!

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Easy does it.

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Ladder

Posted by Picasa Well that just leaves two items not required on a small boat.

Rabbit

Have you heard the one about the crane and the... Posted by Picasa

One volunteer

One volunteer is better than ten pressed men, or so they say. Here's Geoff, who volunteered. Posted by Picasa

Renegade's mast is craned out before winter.

 

 


 

 

Well, at last the mast is removed and Renegade is at Carrow.

 

Water levels in the Yare were low yesterday and Renegade was aground at Bramerton when we arrived at 0700, but with the engine “full astern” we managed to get away. We made good time to Reedham to be greeted with “You’re two hours too early.” from Mr Sanderson. In the event this was an underestimate, since the tide continued to ebb and the level to drop after the predicted time of LW. One local grey beard looked over the quay and commented that he had never seen it so low.

 

We had to wait until the afternoon before there was sufficient water to get Renegade alongside the quay near to the crane. To add to the difficulties the SW wind blew up to gale force, so the lift was delayed further until a suitable lull.

 

Since throwing a line over the lower spreaders had proved impossible in the strong wind, the brothers Sanderson then defied conventional salty wisdom by taking a ladder aboard from which to do the job. With a belch of black diesel smoke and a mighty heave from the crane out came the mast with the younger Mr Sanderson wresting with the foot in the wind.

 

The mast was lowered to rest on the pulpit and pushpit and with all the spare ropes ends gathered up we made our way back towards Norwich arriving at Bramerton as dusk was falling. Having put Piers and Geoff ashore, Dennis and I completed the trip to Carrow arriving as the last hint of daylight faded away.

 

Derek then kindly plied us with tea before returning Dennis and me to our cars at Bramerton.

 

Adrian

 

 

Sunday, October 16, 2005


Waiting for the Haven Bridge to open. Posted by Picasa

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Wednesday, October 05, 2005

UFONEWS

UFONEWSFollow this link to download tide prediction software.

Thursday, September 08, 2005

Welcome to Admiralty Leisure

Welcome to Admiralty LeisureClick here to link to the new Admiralty chart Update service

Monday, August 29, 2005


Sarah's crew Posted by Picasa

Thursday, August 11, 2005

Where's Renegade on 11th August?

Hi all

Have just rung Derek - he and Dennis arrived back this morning and now on mooring on  Orwell - easy crossing from Texel.

Chris

 

Thursday, July 28, 2005


A Brand Spanking New Z-Spars Mast, Rig, Boom / Vang and Furling gear,
Re-juvinates Renegade (27th June 2005)


The finishing touches are being added to Renegade's new mast rig at Levington Marina. Emma, aloft in the bosun's chair, volunteered to fit the signal halyards. After bending the sails to the new mast and sorting out the positions of all the new halyards and reefing pendants we took her for short trial down to Harwich. Some futher adjustments were very efficiently and willingly carried out by Z Spars to rig the baby and emergency stays and fit the antenna and the next day we put her through her paces in a 5/6 to Brightlingsea.

Sunday, July 17, 2005


Sunday 17th July. A beat to windward off Orfordness Posted by Picasa

Renegade has returned to the Orwell after a successful cruise to Lowestoft and back. The Renegaders relax at Royal Norfolk and Suffolk Yacht Club Marina Posted by Picasa