10.00
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 Alan Priddy
At which attraction? Authors Live on
Sun 18th,
Fri 23rd &
Sun 25th
Alan Priddy was born on a council estate in Portsmouth in 1953
and freely admits that he "dragged himself up". His 'powerboat'
ambitions started off small when he was 11 years old and messing
about in a motorised dinghy. From that point on he was hooked and
the boats, like the challenges, just kept getting bigger!
Click here to learn more about Alan
Priddy > |
11.25
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 OYSTER FESTIVAL SUPPORTED BY THE
SHELLFISH ASSOCIATION OF GREAT BRITAIN
At which attraction? Sea Kitchen Theatre
daily (twice daily at weekends)
Oyster fisheries from around Great Britain are showcasing their
produce to create this unique new event. Oysterages from all around
the UK will be represented including, amongst others, Colchester,
West Mersea and Maldon from Essex, The Fal in Cornwall, Poole in
Dorset, Loch Ryan from Scotland and Anglesey in Wales.
Read more about the Oyster Festival
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12.00
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 Sea Kitchen Theatre with Michelin Star
Chef Shaun Rankin
At which attraction? Sea Kitchen
Theatre daily
TV Celebrity Chef Shaun Rankin will present the “Sea Kitchen
Theatre” – an interactive cooking demonstration showing you how to
create culinary delights on board and how to best enjoy the fruits
of the sea. Plus a few lucky visitors will get the chance to sit at
the “Chef’s Table” and sample the food with Shaun.
More about The Sea Kitchen
Theatre > |
12.35
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 Heavy Weather Sailing with Doug Innes
At which attraction? Boat
Clinic
Sun 18th - 15:25,
Thurs 22nd - 13:25,
Sat 24th - 11:00,
Sun 25th - 12:35
Offshore racing and cruising veterans and RYA Instructors Doug
Innes and Adam Smith of Stormforce Coaching deliver a short talk on
Heavy Weather Tactics. They will discuss some of the options
available to a sailing yacht caught offshore in particularly heavy
weather. The talk focuses on survival conditions and looks at some
of the equipment you might use and strategies you might employ.
Examples are drawn from the Fastnet and Sydney Hobert Disasters as
well as more recent events. Doug or Adam will be speaking on
different days but covering the same subjects. |
13.00
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SEA KITCHEN THEATRE - SEE 12.00
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13.35
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 The Latest in Marine Electronics – By
Raymarine
At which attraction? Boat
Clinic on
Mon 19th - 14:25,
Tues 20th - 16:05,
Wed 21st - 15:15,
Thurs 22nd - 11:00,
Sun 25th - 13:35
Join leading marine electronics manufacturer, Raymarine, in a
series of clinics explaining how you can get the most out of your
onboard electronics systems. Whatever you’re a motor yacht owner, a
cruising sailor or an out-and-out racer, Raymarine’s experts will
delve the ins and outs, taking a look at the latest integrated
system solutions. |
14.00
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 Sea Safety with the
RNLI
At which attraction? Boat
Clinic on
Sun 18th - 14:35,
Mon 19th - 15:40,
Tues 20th - 11:00,
Wed 21st - 14:25,
Thurs 22nd - 15:00,Fri
23rd - 11:00,
Sat 24th - 13:05,
Sun 25th - 14:00
The RNLI are the charity that saves lives at sea. However
prevention is the best cure, so a representative from the RNLI will
be providing expert advice on how to never need to call on their
services. |
14.25
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OYSTER FESTIVAL - SEE 11.25
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15.00
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SEA KITCHEN THEATRE - SEE 12.00
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15.35
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Happy Hooking - the Art of Anchoring
 At which
attraction? Authors Live on
Sat 24th - 16:05,
Sun 25th - 15:35
Whether you are sailing your own vessel locally or chartering in
the Caribbean or beyond, knowing how to safely and effectively
anchor is one of the most essential and liberating skills you can
have. Knowing about anchors, rodes, anchorages and anchoring
techniques is a prerequisite for enjoying an evening in a magically
beautiful setting, as is getting a good night’s sleep while
swinging from the hook.
We’ll also cover
Available equipment –
anchors and rode
Performance characteristics of different anchors and
rodes
Setting two anchors and med mooring
Weighing anchor
Anchoring etiquette
...and much more…
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16.00
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 SAM STEELE-CIRCUMNAVIGATION GUIDE TO UK
& IRELAND
At which attraction? Boat Clinic
on Sun 25th - 16:00
Sam Steele author of UK and Ireland Circumnavigator’s Guide will
be looking at planning aspects of a Round Britain Cruise such as:
when to leave, which route, which direction, what to take, how long
does it take and many other key questions. The talk will answer
these questions and many more and will be coupled with an
entertaining account of her trip round Britain in 2006 with her
mate Margaret (Mags) Campbell in their Rival 38, Ituna. This talk
should whet your appetite to set off – our coastline is stunningly
beautiful. For more information please go to www.circumnavigation-uki.co.uk |
16.25
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 Maritime and Coastguard Agency
Boat Clinic on
Sat 24th - 14:15,
Sun 25th - 16:25
During these clinics Coastguards from the Maritime and
Coastguard Agency will help you understand your equipment and deal
with any queries you have. The clinics will cover:
• Automatic Identification System (AIS) – its use and
advantages for the small boat user
• Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons (EPIRBs) – what
you need know and how to register it
• Navtex – what it is (including Maritime Safety
Information)
• VHF DSC (Digital Selective Calling) what it is, its benefits
and a brief overview of how and when to use it
• The Coastguard small boat registration scheme (CG66) |
18.00
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