harrytom

Who has a policy with Club marine.cannot confirm but from another site as of the 1st December 202 They are pulling out of NZ and no policy will be renewed,. https://www.fishing.net.nz/forum/club-marine-pulling-out-of-nz-insurance-market_topic134435.html Just talked to club Marine and they confirmed that effective on Dec 1st 2020 they will be pulling out of the NZ market. All policies expiring after that will not be renewed. Letters supposed to be sent out from tomorrow.

Will go on the Sunday now that I have googled where it is.

skill required to control it thats for sure.

Still have some plaques here the belong on "Sundance" be happy to hand to owner. "Emma" unfortunately got stolen and run aground at Whangamumu and wrecked. Coastguard turned up took the person back to Whangarei fed/bed and next morning car was stolen. At the time didnt know vessel was stolen. Living in Devonport as a lad, walking home from primary school always stopped and looked at "Buccaneer" being built.

Well known concrete boat at pybc did the race to fiji,2 handed section,lew anne,lidgard design but lidgard refused to acknowledge it. Lew Anne Sail number 1209 Boat type Keelboat Designer J Lidgard Registration Registered Owner

owned 2 Spencer's. One was a 1/2 tonner "Emma" 30ft round bilge but had chine stern section, very good in the light. But sold due to new family and accepted a "sabre "sundance" as part trade. Over grown stiletto. Nice to sail in 15/20 knots Dont think John designed a bad vessel just some were better than others. Rumour has it.The height of the cabin in stilettos was just high enough to consume a 750ml bottle.

took my policy out in May no issues with AMI

What defines a super yacht?? 100ft owned by a billionaire or joe average who is more likely to spend more as there are more joe averages around. The border is shut end of story except for a rugby team And Yes I have issues with that as well.

Is there any real interest in the cup?? If I happen to home,yeah might watch it but as for I must see nah.The glory days of it are over for me.

age (40) seems to be a problem with most companies,had no issue with AMI.

Personally I do not see the problem arriving here if you can prove at sea over 14 days.But the law is the law admittity not a good one

I know nothing about offshore hence why I asked.knowing our laws why did they not try staying put it Aussie? Or do people see NZ as a soft

Please explain why it would not be correct. Maybe not home port but certainly persons onboard have a country of origin,so why not return there.

They did have somewhere else to go like all cruisers. Back to their home port. They knew our rules and regulations.Got turned down for visas yet still arrived. https://www.customs.govt.nz/covid-19/maritime-border/private-yachts-and-sailing-craft Arrivals on superyachts and pleasure craft are not exempt from the current border closure. Departures will be assessed on a case-by-case basis. New Zealand waters are all water within 12 nautical miles of our coastline. NZ's border is currently closed to almost all travellers to help stop the spread of COVID-19. Effecti

i had one of those round cheapish ones,as long as you see the sky tower it worked,had to motor out towards tiri one night as coronation st got interesting,🤣Didnt work at kawau but worked panmure river.