We had a big spring tide recently, so I took the opportunity to update my local knowledge and survey the river adjacent to Hamble River SC.
Note to self, "don't cut inside the post."
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1 day ago
Running along the western Solent between Lymington and Keyhaven
The tide is certainly out!
ReplyDeleteI reckon that's a Fantasie 19 against the pontoon??? :o)
ReplyDeleteGood point.
ReplyDeleteI always like to see a sailing area at really low tide so I can remember where all the hidden rocks and sandbars are. It's hard to consult charts when you are sailing a Laser!
....... and remember if the tide suddenly starts going out very, very fast ...... run like hell for high ground!
ReplyDeletealden, on that basis we'd have a Tsunami twice a day at springs, hamble tides are a bit odd, theres a stand after HW which can last for 2.5 hours and then the water all rushes out in one go. Fastest tides seems to be HW+4 and 5
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