Morning all.
I'm moving a HR40 from Malta to Ibiza next week and wondered if its worth a stop over in Tunis? Crew keen but I'm not sure if hassle factor outweighs any benefits. Apologies for double posting.
Any comments gratefully received.
cheers
Richard
Morning all.
I'm moving a HR40 from Malta to Ibiza next week and wondered if its worth a stop over in Tunis? Crew keen but I'm not sure if hassle factor outweighs any benefits.
Any comments gratefully received.
cheers
Richard
Ken
Glad you made it mate - the bilateral ones can be really nasty. Did they fit a filter or had you blown off all your clot?
Sounds really scary.
Mend well!
Richard
you merry men.
I was going to sneak across in my J92 and surprise you but thumb not fully mended to do it single handed and crew run off for better things.
Have a safe (motor) across and great time.
Glad to see the trip thriving.
best
Richard
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