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A Chance to go Sailing!

14th July 2014 By matt_care

Oyez Oyez!

This just in from Dave Brooks, Secretary

Good Morning All.

An opportunity to sail aboard Cambria has arisen for the dates of 26/27 July.
You will muster at Gillingham Pier at 10.00am on the 26th July for a midday departure.
Sit back and enjoy a trip down the River Medway. Lunch and Evening meal will be served.
27th after breakfast a return sail back to Gillingham Pier, arriving midday.
Cost £150 per person.
Kit.
Suitable Clothing for wet and dry weather. Sleeping Bag and Pillows

We need a minimum of 8 people by the 22nd July.
Please contact Dave Brooks at cambriatrustsecretary@live.co.uk or ring 01634 660997

This will be on a first come first served basis

Regards

Dave Brooks

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Cambria is in the drydock at Fullbridge for a scrub and antifoul.
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So beautiful. When she is in Dry dock like that you can really see the diferences between the Kent and Essex barges and the lines of construction. Is that the original Transom cos to me it seems a bit more angular. Wasnt she registered at Rochester originally? Or was it just that she was kept there(flags flying, she was lovely.)

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Here's one from the late sixties in upnor my dad repairing the rudder

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The baggywinkle has been fitted to the barge to stop the mains'l rubbing on the wire when brailed up
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hah never found out that thats what it was called!

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Can I have a bit for the receding hairline!!

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took a few hours to make it

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