Visitor Guide & Tide Tables Brightlingsea Harbour 2020 Contents Welcome to Brightlingsea Harbour
Brightlingsea Harbour Information 3 Foot Ferry info 28 & 29 Brightlingsea Harbour is a small mixed Harbour Contacts Welcome from the Harbour Master 4 Town Map 30 & 31 leisure and commercial port with a rich Harbour Office: 01206 302200 Water Taxi Timetable 7 Your Life on the Line 34 heritage, situated in Brightlingsea Creek Harbour Marina VHF: Channel 68 Mooring Fees 8 Transport Links 35 close to the mouth of the Colne Estuary www.brightlingseaharbour.org Visitor Rates 9 Morgan Marine, The Boatyard 36 & 37 where it meets the Blackwater and Moorings Map 10 & 11 [email protected] Let’s Go Crabbing 39 Thames Estuaries. Navigation Marks 12 & 13 Facebook @brightlingseaharbour Colne Smack Society 43 The Harbour is a Trust Port managed by Advice entering the Harbour 14 & 15 Twitter@bseaharbour Make a splash at the Lido 46 Harbour Facilities 17 Brightlingsea Harbour Commissioners. Harbour Speed Limits 19 Brightlingsea Museum Re-opens 50 & 51 The Harbour Master leads a dedicated Address: Baltic Adventure 22 & 23 Saltmarsh Restoration 53 team of permanent and seasonal staff Brightlingsea Harbour Commissioners Environment Tips 26 Water Safety Top Tips 56 who oversee the day to day activities 4 Copperas Road, Brightlingsea, Brightlingsea Harbour Boat Trips 27 Tide Tables 57,58,59 within the Harbour. Colchester, Essex, CO7 0AP
Acknowledgements The articles, pictures and adverts are included with grateful thanks to the contributors. Design and artwork by Alan Zini at Morgan Marine. Town map by KTB Solutions Front cover and photographs from Nauti Pictures and others from Valerie Waters. The photographs relating to USAR work have been provided by Luke Bryant.
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direct you to an appropriate berth for your vessel. That could be in the Marina or on the Pontoons in the Creek, your choice. Our website is full of information to assist your stay in Brightlingsea however anything else can be sought from the harbour recep - tion. We wish to keep all harbour users safe at all times so please abide by the rules - Once again, we have produced a guide to they are there for your safety and the safety let you know about the harbour and the of others. In addition, please take the time town of Brightlingsea. It is a Brexit free zone, to look at our safety information in this who knows where we’ll be when this is pub - guide, and the map of the harbour. The har - lished. Welcome back if you’ve been before, bour has an easily accessible fuel berth and you’re in for a treat if this is your first time. fuel is sold for leisure and commercial users. Please read through the guide to see what The harbour reception area is also a Tourist we’ve got to offer but most of all enjoy your Information Point providing a variety of liter - stay; should you need further information ature about local attractions. Those who please ask one of our friendly staff for help. wish to explore can get ashore using our The harbour is often very busy. Every year water taxi or travel to Wivenhoe to enjoy the we can expect 100 larger ship movements, pub cruise, travel further afield on one of our approximately 2200 visiting yachts, hun - ferries or simply enjoy Brightlingsea on foot. dreds of power boaters, paddle boarders, In addition to dredging the Harbour, we canoeists, other watercraft users, dinghy have re-used the mud working with nature sailors and racers. They share the space to improve saltmarsh which as well as pro - and the Team and I work with them to viding additional flood defence, attracts ensure that this happens and everyone is incredible wildlife, migratory birds from welcomed. However busy we are, we pride around the Globe and of course provides ourselves in never turning down a visitor in greater access to the harbour; the channel need of somewhere to tie up for the night. is now a minimum of 1m below CD. Incredibly although located centrally within Keep a look out on our website, Facebook, the Thames Estuary many visitors have only YouTube, Instagram and Twitter for special discovered Brightlingsea by accident. offers and events taking place throughout The town and the Waterfront offers a great the year such as Winterfest, Blessing of selection of friendly, locally run; hostelries the Waters, Regatta, Music Festival, and shops, meeting the needs of residents Horticultural Show, Food & Wine weekend, and visitors. Most are only a short walk from Classic Car Show, Late Night Shopping, the harbour, but it is well worth taking the Tree Festival at the Church and car boot time to explore the town, gardens and sales on bank holiday Mondays. promenade. Everyone at Brightlingsea Harbour looks When arriving please call our Duty Staff on forward to welcoming you to Essex’s best VHF CH 68, they will allocate and personally kept secret throughout 2020. 4 5 Water Taxi Service Timetable 2020
Contact the Water Taxi on VHF CH 68 Brightlingsea Boatyard £1.50 each way per person or 1 token per person each way. Buy 10 tokens for £10.00 from Harbour office or Water Taxi Coxswain. Children must be accompanied by an adult and are FREE. Times of the harbour water taxi may change, check website for details.
02/01/20 to 22/03/20 Mon – Sun 0800—1600 23/03/20 to 26/04/20 Mon - Thu 0800—1700 Fri - Sun 0800—2100 27/04/20 to 31/05/20 Mon – Thu 0800—1800 Fri & Sat 0800—2300 Sun 0800—2100 01/06/20 to 19/07/20 Mon – Thu 0800—1900 Fri & Sat 0800—2300 Sun 0800—2100 20/07/20 to 06/09/20 Mon - Thu 0800—2200 Fri & Sat 0800—2300 Sun 0800—2100 07/09/20 to 04/10/20 Mon - Thu 0800—1900 Fri & Sat 0800—2300 Sun 0800—2100 05/10/20 to 01/11/20 Mon -Thu 0800—1800 Fri – Sun 0800—1800 02/11/20 to 29/11/20 Mon – Sun 0800—1700 30/11/20 to 23/12/20 Mon - Sun 0800—1600
Bank Holiday Extended Service 13/04/20 Bank Hol Mon 0800 - 2100 • Large chandlery & clothing store • Park ‘N’ Ride on private slipway • Workshop repairs, servicing & rigging • New & used boats for sale 25/05/20 Bank Hol Mon 0800 - 2100 • Experienced factory-trained technicians • Main dealer for Jeanneau, Highfield, • 10 acre boatyard & 30-tonne hoist Sea Ray and Excel *BHC Tokens have no cash value and can only be as per the schedule but check website for any Wide pontoons, fully serviced Brokerage - sail & motorboat used for water taxi journeys. Tokens can be pur - changes. At non-peak times, the harbour “launches” • • chased from the Harbour office or Taxi Coxswain 10 may be used for this service which could affect the • Secure storage yards & CCTV • Plenty of free parking Tokens for £10. This service is operated by passenger carrying capacity, also events outside of Brightlingsea Harbour Commissioners. the harbour’s control such as weather conditions and The Boatyard Shipyard Estate Brightlingsea CO 70AR T:01206 302003 www.morganmarine.com *The Harbour will endeavour to provide this service breakdowns could affect the service. 7 Harbour & Marina Moorings Visitor Rates
Harbour dues per boat length over all (LOA) Harbour & Marina West Basin Visitor & Leisure Charges Prices shown are ANNUAL fees Per Night Weekly Rates > 4m LOA £16.50 >5m LOA £20.50 > 6m LOA £25.00 >7m LOA £29.00 >8m LOA £33.00 >9m LOA £37.00 7m or < (23ft or <) £16.00 Apr - June, Sept, Oct: 1 week = 5 nights >10m LOA £41.00 >11m LOA £45.00 >12m LOA £49.00 7.1m – 9.7m (24ft - 32ft) £19.00 July: No Discount >13m LOA £53.00 >14m LOA £57.00 >15m LOA £61.00 9.8m – 11.2m (33ft – 37ft) £21.00 August: No Discount 11.5m- 13m (38ft - 43ft) £23.00 Nov - March: 1 week = 4 nights Trailer carried any size £20.00 per day £60.00 Annual Fee 13.1m – 14m (43ft-46ft) £27.50 Over 14m (46ft) £27.50 + £3.00 per metre Harbour dues per boat length over all (LOA) Summer Annual 1st April – 31st October 1st April – 31st March MARINA EAST BASIN VISITOR CHARGES Half Tide £169.00 per annum Half Tide Premium £185.00 per annum Per Night Swinging Moorings 7m or < (23ft or <) £16.00 Bumpkin Bay £66.00 £88.00 7.1m – 9.7m (24ft - 32ft) £21.00 Fore & Aft Moorings 9.8m – 11.2m (33ft – 37ft) £26.50 South Channel £66.00 £88.00 11.5m- 13m (38ft - 43ft) £29.50 John Pitts Centre £66.00 £88.00 13.1m – 14m (43ft-46ft) £32.50 Cindery Shore £63.00 £86.00 OVER 14m (46ft) £32.50 + £3.00 per metre St Osyth Shore £43.50 £59.00 John Pitts Side £43.50 £59.00 Pontoon Whites £75.50 £102.00 St Osyth South £92.00 £123.00 St Osyth North £103.50 £142.00 Cindery/Heritage/Fishermans £103.50 £142.00 Marina £215.00 £275.00 (one payment) Annual Marina 12-month Instalment Plan £299.00* Multihulls will be charged at 1.5 times the published rate.
Electricity, water & WIFI for marina moorings is subject to Terms & Conditions. Take a look at our website, www.brightlingseaharbour.org where you will find a wealth of useful infor - Winter 01 Nov – 31 Mar Pontoon £41.00 Marina £68.50 mation. Watch a navigational video on how to enter the harbour, find live tide and weather data plus download mooring application forms, our complete schedule of charges etc. *1st Payment £74.71 per metre plus harbour dues then 11 monthly payments @ £20.39 per metre Brightlingsea Harbour prides itself on its friendly service and the Harbour team is only too happy to help and offer advice to mooring holders and visitors.
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Approaching from seaward, pass the red buoy. When the red buoy is launch, who will guide you to a berth. vessel which will be next to the other between red buoy No 10 and green buoy abeam turn further to starboard and head If you arrive when there is no member of vessel or the pontoon. Fore and aft No 13 and head towards Bateman’s to pass 10 metres north of the north staff on duty, please follow the instructions shorelines should be taken from the outer Tower at the entrance to the creek on the cardinal beacon (quick flash by night) at below: vessel to the pontoon and springs should north shore. The entrance to the Creek is the seaward end of the first pontoon. By ● Pass between the first two pontoons be run to the adjacent vessel or pontoon marked by a lit south cardinal buoy day a welcome board is visible. which normally berth commercial boats as appropriate. (Brightlingsea Spit Buoy) and a lit green There is a red buoy on the north side of and Smacks heading towards the next beacon with a tide gauge showing the N.B. The tides run at up to 2 knots. the Creek which marks the seaward side pair of parallel pontoons. minimum depth on the line of the leading ● The pontoons lie parallel with the flow of the channel to the Waterside Marina marks over the bar into the Creek. ● Berth in one of the visitors’ berths at of the tide and it is strongly recommended which has a sill which dries 1m above CD. the seaward end of the northernmost If the south cardinal buoy (Brightlingsea that except in exceptional circumstances Vessels have a choice to berth in the pontoon of the pair of parallel pontoons in Spit Buoy) is left close to port, the upper all vessels should berth bow into the tide. and lower leading marks (locally known as harbour or in the marina. There are the south channel. ● There is a turning area with approxi - the Cricket Stumps – 2 white boards with normally pontoon moorings available for ● If these are all taken, go into any empty mately one metre depth at MLWS at vertical red lines by day and 2 fixed red vessels up to 50’ LOA. For berthing pontoon berth large enough for your the south east end of the northernmost lights by night). They are in transit at 041° instructions please call Brightlingsea vessel where there is not a ‘Back Tonight’ T and when in line lie just below and to the Harbour on VHF Channel 68 when notice, or go alongside another boat on pontoon. left of the thin spire in the town skyline. approaching. one of the pontoons. ● Vessels should only use the channel Follow a course with the boards / lights in The waiting area is to the north of the All vessels having to lie alongside other between the two pontoons with great transit. When abeam the green buoy turn north cardinal beacon wait there until you vessels or the pontoon must place caution and in any case only to go to or to starboard to pass 50 metres south of are met by the harbour staff in the harbour sufficient fenders on the side of their leave a berth in that channel.
Remember: for mooring or general information contact Brightlingsea harbour on vhf channel 68
14 15 Brigh tlingsea H arbour N aviga tional Video Harbour Facilities
Exo Environmental have recently started producing navigational welcome videos for harbours, starting with Brightlingsea!
The videos show the exact path you should follow to enter the harbour safely, whilst also pointing out useful information: VHF radio number, grounding areas, points of interest, local facts and more!
The Brightlingsea video is available for free Scan this QR code or online. If you’re interested in Exo producing go to http://exo-env. a video for your harbour / marine, please do co.uk/bhc-video to get in touch: [email protected] . watch the video. Fresh Water practice for using the posts, along with Fresh Water is available to visiting boats diagrams showing how to tie up and the from the end of the Colne Yacht Club drying times can be viewed on our website. Jetty. There is also a tap at the top of the Sewage Pump Out System INLAND SUR VEY ORS Town Hard. Brightlingsea Harbour has a sewage hold - Fuel ing tank pump out system available for Diesel is available direct to vessels from boat users. It is located adjacent to the our Fuel Barge located adjacent to the Fuel Barge and can be used by arrange - Pioneer Sailing Trust at Harkers Yard. CONSUL TANTS & SUR VEY ORS . ment with the Harbour staff. Please speak Exo Environmental provides a wide range of Please contact the Harbour Office to environmental consultancy services, make arrangements to purchase fuel and to a member of Harbour staff or contact specialising in dredging, sediment and water to check current prices. 01206 302200 or the Harbour Office for more details. management. Channel 68 Showers Laundry Facilities LICENSING Showers are available for visitor use at We provide a wide range of services to comply with Laundry facilities are available in the Waterside Marina - door code for access consents and licensing. Our experts have shower rooms at Waterside Marina. is available from the Harbour Office or the extensive experience in drafting relevant documents and following regulatory procedures. Entrance code is available from the Harbour staff. harbour office or the harbour staff. Waste BENEFICIAL USE OF Maintenance Posts General waste should be placed in the DREDGED MA TERIAL The maintenance posts located on the wheelie bins within the Boat Park, where Using sediment in a bene cial way is important; Town Hard are available for use by both during the BHC USAR project it provided added visitors and residents by prior arrange - there is also an oily waste tank. There is value to coastal defences and vulnerable habitat. If limited capacity for accepting other you are interested in Using Sediment As a Resource, ment with the Harbour Office. Bookings please contact us. are taken on a first come first served waste. BHC waste management plan is basis at the Harbour Office. The code of available to download from our website. e16 [email protected] www.exo-env.co.uk 17
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being born by the canal side. Our last stop was Delfzijl where you look being gale bound for four days. There We came across a hidden gem of a place out into the Wadden sea to the German was a water bus service to reach some of Friesland Islands. Most of the islands have called Ooltgensplaat. By the time we got the city’s interesting places though! beautiful beaches, are vehicle free and full to Gouda the temperature had gone up Two hours on a bright and breezy morn - of wild flowers. to 27 degrees and was rising. ing saw us across the water to Lomma. The weather was in our favour as we We waited for the Amsterdam midnight Moving on south we sailed under the entered Cuxhaven marina. Two days standmast route convey which proved Oresund bridge along the east coast of navigating the Kiel Canal and we were tricky waiting at each bridge with a new Sweden. Simrishamn was a favourite finally in the Baltic with crystal clear waters overnight stop with splendid beaches, engine problem. The marina is brilliant under Swan Song and no tides to worry wild flowers and stunning scenery. After with en-suite shower facilties and under - about. We stayed on the island of Spods - Ystad we motored across the Baltic in floor heating, and windows that look out bjerg and wandered up to a small hotel to calm deep blue waters to the southern over the marina. Next was Enkhuizen have our first Danish beer. The hotel was archipelago area and visited many of the famed for its living museum, where we very much faded glory but in a nice way. breath-taking islands. stayed to sort out the engine problem. The next day we went to another island We set sail from our home port of After an interesting stop in Franeker and called Vejrø which was the complete Last stop was Karlskrona with its interest - Brightlingsea early May to cross the our first attempt at box berthing we opposite with state of the art shower ing naval museum. We exited the Kiel Canal without the tide in our favour so we English Channel to Dunkirk. After a 12 carried onto the beautiful Friesland area facilities, a stylish Reception and bar, and turned to port and discovered Gluckstadt. hour crossing we decided to spend two with many wild horses and cattle cooling a helicopter pad. nights there and to stock up on wine. off at the edges of the canal. We tied up One of the Danish ports we fell in love with Back in Brightlingsea mid September Next was Zeebrugge which is a fairly busy to the canal side for the night. A violent was Præstø, with its friendly and helpful after 2,500 nautical miles and still talking commercial port with good facilities. thunderstorm set in with powerful winds berth holders, picturesque town and to each other! We had an early departure to get into the sweeping across the canal and pushing waterfront restaurants. We were often asked: “How did you get Netherlands and start our standmast Swan Song hard onto the bank, thankfully Our arrival into Copenhagen was very here in such a small boat all the way from route. Following the Middleburg canal and wine was at hand to calm our nerves and lively with strong winds making box England?” which we replied - you just out into the Veerse Meer we saw a calf no damage was done. berthing even more tricky, we ended up have to follow your dreams!
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Environment tips... Brightlingsea What can we do to help? As Harbour users we can all do our little Easy, change the way you do things! bit to conserve Brightlingsea’s beautiful environment. Please follow this simple Code of Conduct: Harbour Please use the harbour facilities to: Cut back on single use items and dispose of your waste. Check to see • • wrapped produce. what you can recycle and help reduce what is sent to landfill or incineration. • Try drinking without a straw, it works! Boat Trips • dispose of sewage and other effluents, • Reuse your plastic bags. never dispose this in the river under any • Turning the tap off when you brush your BRIGHTLINGSEA - POINT CLEAR - MERSEA ISLAND - WIVENHOE circumstances teeth can save 24 litres of water, per per - Never throw any litter overboard. Even son, per day, which is approximately 8760 THE things you may think are biodegradable litres a year. If everyone in the UK did this Hidden Gem do not decompose quickly – a banana we could save 1,584,000,000 litres a day. Brightlingsea of fers a range of cafes, pubs COLNE skin can last for 2 years! and a fantastic Lido a short walk along the CONNECTION • Switch off electrical items when not in pr omenade. T ake the kids crabbing on the Report spillages of oil, chemicals and use, no matter how small. jetty right wher e we pick up and dr op of f… other waste to the BHC immediately. • A mobile phone charger, plugged into hours of fun for everyone. Please stay below the 4 knot speed limit. a fully charged phone uses 2 watts (1.8p This will prevent river bank erosion and re - per month) – a phone that is charging Pub Lunch River Cruise duce disturbance to wildlife. uses 3 watts (2.7p per month), so there is Embrace the stunning coastal views and wildlife Please keep noise to a minimum to avoid not much difference. Just having the as our ferry takes you along the pictur esque disturbing wildlife and your neighbours. power supply plugged in, without any River Colne to Wivenhoe for a delicious meal at the r enowned Black Buoy Inn. Use refillable coffee cups & water bottles. phone, uses 0.25 watts. • Why not charge your mobile when you are in the car? Mersea and Beyond Whilst out and about in Brightlingsea A computer display in full use gobbles Explor e Cudmor e Gr ove Country Park by foot Walking or Cycling or using public • or by bike and admir e the coastline and wildlife. • up 65 watts (68p per month) – but still transport to save on fuel and parking. Take the opportunity to visit the vineyar d uses 12 watts when in sleep mode (10p and local r estaurant for a perfect day out. • Use seawater rather than fresh from the per month). When off it uses 0.8 watts town tap to clean off your muddy equip - (<1p per month). ment. Freshwater should be conserved. • Some laser printers actually use more Brightlingsea Foot Ferry • Eat in rather than take away reduces power in standby mode – 6.4 watts on rubbish. Brightlingsea Foot Ferry ready and only 6.1 when fully on. A cord - • Please do not walk on the sensitive less phone uses 2.8 watts when the Brightlingsea Harbour saltmarsh as trampling on them will kill the handset is in place and ready to use, but @bseaharbour plants and the animals that depend on only 1.9 watts when you are actually on them. These areas can be dangerous, the phone. Having appliances on standby particularly for young children. may account for about one hundredth of For further information: • Try and pick up and bin at least 3+ all carbon dioxide emissions released into pieces of litter. the atmosphere globally. Call 01206 302200 or visit www .brightlingseaharbour .org 26 27 Foot Ferry cr ossing Colchester Wivenhoe Brightlingsea - Point Clear - East Mersea Our scheduled service runs daily as per our timetable taking you acr oss the water to Brightlingsea T own, Mersea Island Rowhedge or Point Clear in St Osyth.
Brightlingsea to Point Clear 3 minutes by ferry . Nature Reserve 20 miles by car . Brigthlingsea to East Mersea 9 minutes by ferry . 40 miles by car . KEY
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Nature Reserve Far es each way ADUL T / SENIOR CHILD UNDER CHILD UNDER ROUTES DOGS BIKES CITIZEN 16 YRS 1 YR Brightlingsea / Point Clear £3.50 £2.50 FREE FREE £2.00 to East Mersea Brightlingsea to Point Clear £2.00 £1.00 FREE FREE £1.00 Timetable 2020
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POINT CLEAR EAST MERSEA 1005 1105 1205 1305 1405 1505 1605 1705*
EAST MERSEA POINT CLEAR 1015 1115 1215 1315 1415 1515 1615 1715*
POINT CLEAR B’SEA 1025 1125 1225 1325 1425 1525 1625 1725*
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n Scheduled service, no booking r equir ed. n Reduced schedule service times *only during the period 18/07/2020 to 06/09/2020 summer school holidays n Reduced scheduled service, booking r equir ed 1 hour in advance of cr ossing. Call 01206 302200 to book during r educed schedule www .brightlingseaharbour .org
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1 Beach C af é 13 Brightlingsea Hard 25 Advantage Sails (Sails, C anopies and C overs) 37 The Bargain St ore (Garden World) 49 Colne Medical C entre 2 Bat emans T ower 14 The C olne Yacht Club 26 Brightlingsea Boat Maint enanc e and Chandlery 38 R. G. P rentic e (C arpets and Flooring) 50 Patrick & Menzies Opticians 3 Brightlingsea Beach 15 Smack P reservation Society 27 The R aj P avilion (R estaurant and Tak eaway) 39 Dav e’s Barber Shop 51 Council Of c es 4 Children’ s Play Ground 16 French Marine (Marine Servic es + Chandlery) 28 The R osebud (P ub and R estaurant) 40 Town and C ountry Estat e Agents 52 Sor ting Of c e 5 Skat e P ark 17 Brightlingsea Harbour Of c e 29 Jenny Elizabeth Flo wers 41 John Fo wlers Solicit ors 53 Spirals (C ards, Gif ts + Stationery) 6 Open Air Swimming P ool 18 Boat P ark and Ride + R owing Club 30 Bumbles (Gre engroc er) 42 Lucas Estat e A gents 54 St James Church 7 Boating L ak e 19 Oliv er’ s Wharf 31 Smiths But chers 43 Chapman & C o. Je wellers 55 The C our tyard R ooms (B&B) 8 Lak eside C aravan and C amping P ark 20 Morgan Marine (Marine Servic es + Chandlery) 32 Brightlingsea Bak ery 44 Spar (Groc eries and P ost Of c e) 56 Ye Olde Swan (P ub + B&B) 9 Sailing Club 21 Clear-t o-se e (P rint + Graphics c entre) 33 Little Boat Gif ts 45 East o f England C o-op 57 D&L Ele ctrical 10 The Yachtsman’ s Arms (P ub + R estaurant) 22 KC Int eriors 34 Star Fast Food (R estaurant and Tak eaway) 46 Brightlingsea Museum 58 Plain N P url (K nitting shop ) 11 No .1 Harbour Square (Bar + R estaurant) 23 DB Marine (Boat Engine ers + Maint enanc e) 35 Winkies (R estaurant and T ak eaway) 47 Community C entre 12 Brightlingsea Ferry L anding 24 KTB Solutions (Graphic Design and P rint) 36 The Bre wers Arms (P ub + B&B + R estaurant) 48 The R ailway Tav ern (P ub ) 30 31 The Rosebud
Owned by the Reade Family since 1971 Spar Brightlingsea, 19-21 Victoria Place, Brightlingsea, Essex, CO70BX, Tel 01206 302138 Brightlingsea's best kept secret, with a large beer garden and fantastic views across the Estuary. We offer a wide variety of Real Ales, Beer, Spirits and Wine. Locally sourced, fresh Seafood and meals Opening hours: Seven days a week: 6.00am - 10 .00pm served daily and traditional Sunday Roasts. Booking is highly advisable. Open every day from 12pm, except Monday. (Exc. Bank Holidays). Food served 12pm-3pm and 6pm-9pm Tues to Sat. 12pm- 4pm Sun. Tom, Sarah and their team look forward to welcoming you to The Rosebud Pub, 66 Hurst Green, Brightlingsea, CO7 0EH. Call 01206 304 571. Quiz night every Wednesday from 8pm.
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Appointments available to book on-line
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10 Station Road, Brightlingsea 01 206 302249
32 33 Your life on the line... Transport links
Having to put out a Mayday is one *All details in red need changing for your Buses Trains thing we hope never to have to do, vessel* First Bus runs a frequent service to For further information visit: but do you know how? Top Tips to remember when putting Colchester from Brightlingsea. Catch the www.nationalrail.co.uk number 62 from the main pick up point - Having taught the VHF Short Range Cer - out a Mayday. Victoria Place in the High Street. The bus For local links our nearest train stations tificate for several years we have found • Firstly, stay calm. When you panic, you goes via Wivenhoe to Colchester town are Alresford or Wivenhoe. A day visit to that the distress call, or Mayday, is the will start to rush and at this point you will centre and some go onto Colchester Frinton, Clacton, Ipswich or Chelmsford part of the course most people worry miss details that are important. You would North Station. Intercity trains depart for for shopping etc are all possible. about, but let me tell you now there is no London Liverpool Street, Norwich and also be in danger of talking too fast, which need. All modern VHF radios are fitted Harwich International. means the people listening and noting with Digital Selective Calling (DSC). This down your details will struggle to keep up. includes a red DISTRESS button on the unit and as long as this is connected to a • Have your details to hand. It is a good GPS unit or has a built-in GPS receiver, idea to have a mayday card by the radio NWC TAXIS then you can press the button to issue a with you boats name, call sign and MMSI distress call which will have all the infor - number filled out. We can supply these- Brightlingsea mation needed to find you including your just pop in. position, time and date. • Make sure you have the right position for 01 206 3024 91 After you have pushed the button to send your vessel. This can be from a chart plot, a distress alert, you need to wait 15 sec - distance and bearing from a known object onds and then follow up with a voice call. or from the GPS (Make sure you read the This is where you read out your Mayday vessels position not the cursor position on and it goes like this. the GPS unit) Mayday, Mayday, Mayday It is really important to have a good knowl - This Is Windy, Windy, Windy edge of these procedures. If you haven’t Call Sign 2CGF1 Mmsi 232345001 already, we would strongly recommend Mayday This Is Windy , taking the VHF/SRC Radio Course. We Call Sign 2cgf1 Mmsi 232345001 offer this regularly and details can be My Position Is 53˚ 37’.20N 001˚ 21’.10E found on our website, or just contact us. (Lat And Long Or True Bearing And We can also offer refresher training. Distance From A Charted Feature) Come and Train with Us! Based in I Am…....( Sinking, On Fire, Etc) Brightlingsea. I Require Immediate Assistance Essex Marine Training: There Are 4 Persons On Board [email protected] (And Other Useful Information): OVER or call 07852 362192
34 35 Morgan Marine The Boatyard
One the oldest boat yards in Brightlingsea belongs to Morgan Marine, who have been in business for nearly 50 years. Their 10-acre site offers everything from new and used boat sales, storage, workshop services, chandlery and clothing, park & ride as well as a dedicated concrete slipway, supported by a 30-tonne boat hoist, crane and fleet of tractors. Currently employing 18 staff they have built a solid reputation for supplying boats, equipment and services, always supported by sound advice and after sales care from a dedicated team. Specialists in Jeanneau, Highfield, Sea Ray, Honda, Yamaha, Mariner, Suzuki, Mercury, and Nanni products, they also support many other brands. All their engineers are factory-certified and receive annual refresher training to keep abreast of latest developments. Morgan Marine’s 10 acre boatyard right by the water, All this now backed up by a management enabling them to offer a complete 360º service, from team with over 25 years of top-flight private slipway services and moorings to winter and restoration storage space as well as full workshop Formula 1 experience! Call Morgan Marine and engineering services, all just a stones throw from on 01 206 302008 for further information local amenities. or to discuss your requirements.
One of the best stocked chandleries in Essex Experienced factory-trained technicians Always a great selection of new and used boats for sale 30-tonne hoist with experienced operators can tackle any job!
36 37 Lets go crabbing in Brightlingsea
Welcome to our Town. We hope that you enjoy our Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 8am to 6.30pm environment, in particular Saturday 8am to 5.30pm the very popular activity of Appointments can be made after hours crabbing! Tel: 01206 304880 6 Victoria Place, Brightlingsea, Essex So that everyone can enjoy crabbing we have put Brightlingsea Bakery together some guidelines that we hope will make your activity enjoyable and safe.
Try our great range of Do's and Don'ts finger underneath - avoiding the claws breads, rolls & cakes, snacks & fresh sandwiches. 01206 302488 Do…. Act responsibly when crabbing on though! 4 High Street CO7 0AE the floating causeway Do .... remove any crabs which are Don’t .... block the causeway, remember fighting - male crabs tend to be more ag - other users will need to get past you gressive than the ladies. Don’t .... put too many crabs in one Do .... remember to take all your equip - bucket. Stick to 10 per pail ment and rubbish home with you. Brightlingsea’s Do .... add rocks and seaweed to the Discarded crabbing line can get caught Boutique Florist bucket to help replicate the crab’s natural around our seagulls and other wildlife, best to deposit them into the bin provided environment and reduce stress at the top of the causeway 30 High Street Don’t .... keep them all day long – return Brightlingsea Do ... go crabbing. When done responsi - them to sea, gently please. Colchester bly, crabbing is an excellent way to intro - Do .... change the water every 10 minutes Essex CO7 0AG duce children and the not so young to the
to avoid asphyxiation. Only keep the marine ecology. Tel: 07534 601 272 crabs in sea water. jenny elizabeth ow [email protected] DO ... use Harbour equipment, its free, www.jenny elizabeth ow ers.co.uk Don’t .... store your bucket in the sun environmentally friendly and saves you Don’t .... use a line with a hook on. Either having to cart all your stuff about. Flow ers for all tie your bacon on or use an old pair of Happy crabbing! Budgets & Occasions tights/bit of net to hold your bacon in. Brightlingsea Town Council are grateful for the j Weddings j Funerals Do .... hold your crab correctly - gently above content ©2019 Gone Crabbing. Gone j Gifts j Candles hold it either side of its shell or pick it up Crabbing® is a registered trademark j Nationwide Deliv ery with one finger on top of the shell and one of Gone Crabbing Ltd. 38 39
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D & L Electrical Brightlingsea souvenirs, and local 17 High Street, Brightlingsea Lit tle Boat Gif ts 1 N ew St reet, B right ling se a, 304555 photographs for the visitor, to a selection Gree ng Car ds • P erso na lise d Gi s • Read y of over 250 frames and mount board Mad e P ictur e Fr am es • B esp oke P icture Fram ing • Fr amed Print s & O rigina l Ar t W ork • colours for anyone who wants a special 01 206 302905 Lo cal P ho tograp hy • Cand les • Oil B urne rs • Electrical Sales Woode n Toys • G i s For Hi m & H er • picture framed. Predominately costal Service & Repair (Early closing Thurs & Sat) www.li leboatg i s .c o.u k themed gifts in the summer give way to a really warm cosy festive shop in the “Situated at the top of New Street winter. Little Boat Gifts is proud to Little Boat Gifts offers a wide range of support the Brightlingsea Harbour and Bespoke Framing, Gifts and Greetings is, therefore, willing to offer a single Cards. A family run business which offers a more personal shopping experi - 10% discount when this visitors guide ence, Olivia and Peter know their stock is produced for the first time by each inside out and are always happy to offer customer. We hope you enjoy your visit advice when required. There is every - to Brightlingsea and we look forward to thing here from lovely hand painted meeting you.” 40 41 Colne Smacks
Fishing Smacks are the traditional Mersea Open Fishing Boats, or Winkle wooden sailing boats built for general Brigs as they are often known. fishing and dredging for shellfish. In the 1960’s many of these craft Brightlingsea saw at one time over 200 became redundant and were of these craft working in our estuary. abandoned, so in 1972 a group of Nowadays a few boats with traditional enthusiasts started the Colne Smack tan sails may be seen sailing for plea - Preservation Society to preserve the sure. The annual Colne Smack Race is town’s fishing heritage. held in September, starting at Batemans If you would like to join in with us, please Tower. Up to 20 smacks may be seen contact John for further information on competing for the annual Cock of the Colne trophy, first awarded over 100 01206 305188 or email members@ years ago. There is a separate class for colnesmack.co.uk. We look forward to the larger Thames Barges. In 2019, for hearing from you. the first time, there was also one for John Gillard 42 43 Everyone Welcome , Join a Well Esta blished Club with Fantastic Social and Racing Act ivities all year round No exper ience necessary full Tra ining given. Contact: 07762208882 to book in for a ‘Come & Try ’ Date. Visit: www.brightlingsear owing.co.uk for full Club Deta ils Based at Brightlingsea Par k & Ride.
44 45 Brightlingsea Lido
Brightlingsea Pool by the Sea Café Lido Brightlingsea Community Lido is a classic Whether you are out to relax by the sea, 1930s open air swimming pool right on taking an afternoon stroll, enjoying the the coast. Run by the community for the wildlife, watching the sailing or just shel - community, it is a place that can be used tering from a shower why not try Café for family fun or regular fitness sessions. Lido and enjoy a tasty treat. Remember, Facilities available at the Lido are chang - you don’t have to be a swimmer to enjoy ing rooms, outdoor and indoor showers, Café Lido! sun lounger hire, swimming lessons, aquacise. Party or private hire is also Visit facebook.com/brightlido/ for our available. For details email the team at opening times, prices and events. [email protected] 46 47 Brigh tling sea Of fice 0120 6 3026 94
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48 49 May 2020: Brightlingsea’s museum re-opens its doors!
On Saturday 16th May the new a message as they did not so long ago, National Lottery ticket that enabled a BH Mondays 10.00am – 4.00pm Brightlingsea Museum will open for but before the days of mobile phones substantial grant from the Heritage With extended hours in June, July and the first time to visitors. and text messages. Lottery Fund. August. Come in, find out more and enjoy With a focus on the town’s fascinating However, we know there is more to For further information contact: maritime heritage find out more about Brightlingsea than its association with THE TIMES OF OUR LIVES www.brightlingseamuseum.com our unique links with the Cinque Ports, the River Colne and sea, look out for Opening times and contact details from have a go at designing your own boat – some surprising facts and stories about Saturday 16th May 2020 Telephone 01206 303286 or perhaps one similar to a type built in the town, take some time to look Saturdays: 10.00am – 4.00pm Brightlingsea Museum Dove House the local shipyards. Listen to the experi - through old photographs and some spe - Sundays: 2.00 – 5.00pm Station Road Brightlingsea CO7 0DT ences of shipyard workers before you cial items in our collection which are diffi - step back in time to experience the cult to exhibit in the normal way. cramped, dark conditions of a cabin on After nearly two years of planning, re - a fishing smack with the wind blowing search and preparation the Trustees and and voices from the past recounting volunteers of the museum look forward their experiences. to welcoming visitors to see the exciting All the way round are fascinating images new exhibitions made possible by many and informative text – you’ll be surprised supporters, both local and from further how much you will have learnt, including afield, the design team from Maltings spelling your name in flags and sending Heritage and everyone that purchases a
50 51 French Marine Motors Ltd. Marine Engineers and Chandlers www.frenchmarine.com
The USAR project has French Marine Motors have been a trusted part of the dredged over 35,000m 3 boating community here in Brightlingsea for many of sediment (14 Olympic years. sized swimming pools) Conveniently located opposite the famous from navigational channels in Brightlingsea harbour. Brightlingsea Hard, our head of ce is a recognisable This sediment has been part of the skyline to many locals. used to restore 3 hectares Since its humble beginnings in 1951 French Marine of intertidal mud at and Motors has grown in size to become one of the most saltmarsh. prominent marine engineering companies in the Saltmarsh vegetation functions as an country, now occupying four prime locations in East upside-down broom where the vegetation Anglia. (bristles) slows waves down. This means With our impressive and extensive list of services on that coastal defences can be smaller if there offer we are con dent we can ful l the needs of every is a substantial saltmarsh protecting them. boating enthusiast, pleasure seekers and professionals The reduced water velocity also causes alike. suspended sediment to drop & settle on the marsh. This results in the saltmarsh ●Afullrangeofgenuineenginepartsinstock growing in elevation at a rate that matches sea level rise. The Brightlingsea USAR pilot ● proved that waste sediment is suitable for Propeller restoration habitat restoration & that this nature-based solution can be adapted across the globe. ● Engine servicing ●Completeenginerebuilds ●NewEngineinstallation ●Machiningservices
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1. Check weather & water 0456 4.1 0531 4.6 0549 4.0 0043 1.2 0501 4.1 0010 1.1 0048 1.1 0310 1.0 3 1054 1.0 18 1148 0.5 3 1153 1.1 18 0721 4.1 3 1046 1.1 18 0656 4.0 3 0655 3.8 18 0909 4.1 level conditions in advance. F 1740 3.8 SA 1810 4.4 M 1834 3.8 TU 1337 1.0 TU 1739 3.8 W 1300 1.3 F 1336 1.3 SA 1531 1.3 2. Never enter or work on 2303 1.5 2006 3.8 2331 1.3 1937 3.7 1948 3.7 2132 4.0 the water alone. 0552 4.0 0001 1.2 0038 1.4 0217 1.1 0604 3.8 0155 1.1 0225 1.0 0420 0.7 4 1203 1.1 19 0635 4.4 4 0659 3.8 19 0843 4.1 4 1219 1.3 19 0824 4.0 4 0830 4.1 19 1006 4.4 SA 1838 3.8 SU 1259 0.6 TU 1331 1.2 W 1507 1.1 W 1856 3.7 TH 1444 1.3 SA 1500 1.1 SU 1628 1.1 1920 4.3 1946 3.8 2126 4.0 2103 3.8 2112 4.0 2223 4.3
0028 1.5 0120 1.2 0217 1.3 0357 1.0 0127 1.3 0345 1.0 0340 0.6 0506 0.6 5 0655 3.8 20 0749 4.3 5 0814 3.8 20 0954 4.3 5 0728 3.8 20 0939 4.3 5 0942 4.4 20 1048 4.6 SU 1322 1.1 M 1412 0.7 W 1452 1.1 TH 1627 1.1 TH 1413 1.2 F 1610 1.2 SU 1606 0.9 M 1709 1.0 3. Always provide safe 1940 3.8 2032 4.3 2059 4.0 2227 4.3 2021 3.7 2208 4.1 2214 4.4 2302 4.6
means of access & exit. 4. Wear a lifejacket & check 0159 1.4 0242 1.1 0331 1.1 0509 0.7 0257 1.1 0454 0.6 0445 0.3 0540 0.5 6 0759 4.0 21 0901 4.4 6 0925 4.1 21 1050 4.6 6 0857 4.0 21 1035 4.4 6 1039 4.9 21 1124 4.7 it carefully before each use. M 1433 1.0 TU 1526 0.9 TH 1559 1.0 F 1724 1.0 F 1530 1.1 SA 1704 1.1 M 1701 0.7 TU 1746 0.9 2040 4.0 2141 4.4 2206 4.3 2316 4.6 2140 4.1 2255 4.4 2305 4.9 2336 4.7
0309 1.3 0401 1.0 0435 0.9 0558 0.5 0409 0.7 0542 0.5 0540 0.1 0606 0.5 7 0901 4.1 22 1004 4.6 7 1025 4.4 22 1135 4.7 7 1006 4.4 22 1117 4.6 7 1127 5.2 22 1158 4.7 TU 1534 1.0 W 1636 0.9 F 1657 0.9 SA 1803 1.0 SA 1633 0.9 SU 1744 1.0 TU 1752 0.6 W 1815 0.7 5. Never enter the water 2138 4.3 2239 4.6 2300 4.6 2358 4.7 2240 4.4 2335 4.6 2350 5.2 0408 1.1 051 10.7 0533 0.6 0633 0.4 051 10.4 0612 0.4 0623 -0.1 0008 4.9 under the influence of 8 0957 4.4 23 1058 4.7 8 1117 4.9 23 1215 4.7 8 1100 4.9 23 1153 4.7 8 1213 5.3 23 0632 0.4 6. Don’t enter the water W 1629 0.9 TH 1734 0.9 SA 1749 0.7 SU 1833 0.9 SU 1729 0.7 M 1812 0.9 W 1832 0.5 TH 1229 4.7 alcohol or drugs. unless you are a confident 2231 4.6 2327 4.7 2349 4.9 2330 4.9 O 1843 0.6 0501 0.9 0605 0.6 0619 0.4 0034 4.9 0603 0.2 0009 4.7 0034 5.5 0039 4.9 swimmer. 9 1047 4.6 24 1144 4.9 9 1206 5.2 24 0702 0.4 9 1149 5.2 24 0637 0.4 9 0701 -0.1 24 0656 0.4 TH 1718 0.9 F 1814 0.9 SU 1828 0.6 M 1251 4.9 M 1812 0.6 TU 1227 4.7 TH 1257 5.5 F 1259 4.9 2318 4.7 O 1901 0.9 O 1840 0.7 191 10.4 191 10.6
0551 0.6 0010 4.9 0036 5.0 0106 4.9 0016 5.2 0040 4.9 0117 5.6 01 10 5.0 10 1133 4.9 25 0643 0.4 10 0700 0.2 25 0728 0.4 10 0644 0.1 25 0701 0.4 10 0738 -0.1 25 0719 0.5 7. Look for & read warning & F 1801 0.7 SA 1227 4.9 M 1253 5.3 TU 1323 4.9 TU 1235 5.5 W 1258 4.9 F 1341 5.5 SA 1330 4.7 8. Do not enter the water to O 1848 0.9 1906 0.6 1928 0.7 1852 0.5 1906 0.7 1950 0.4 1937 0.6 guidance signs. 0005 4.9 0049 4.9 0120 5.3 0137 4.9 0059 5.5 0109 5.0 0159 5.6 0142 4.9 rescue anyone, call for help 11 0631 0.5 26 0719 0.4 11 0741 0.1 26 0753 0.4 11 0724 -0.1 26 0725 0.4 11 0814 0.1 26 0742 0.5 SA 1220 5.2 SU 1305 4.9 TU 1338 5.5 W 1356 4.7 W 1320 5.5 TH 1329 4.9 SA 1424 5.2 SU 1401 4.7 & use floatation aids nearby. 1837 0.7 1919 0.9 1944 0.6 1954 0.7 1929 0.5 1932 0.6 2028 0.4 2005 0.6
0050 5.0 0125 4.9 0204 5.3 0207 4.9 0142 5.6 0139 5.0 0242 5.5 0215 4.9 12 071 10.4 27 0750 0.4 12 0821 -0.1 27 0816 0.4 12 0801 -0.2 27 0747 0.4 12 0847 0.4 27 0806 0.6 SU 1305 5.3 M 1343 4.9 W 1424 5.5 TH 1427 4.7 TH 1404 5.5 F 1358 4.7 SU 1507 4.9 M 1434 4.6 9. Completely cleanse any 1914 0.7 1948 0.9 2023 0.6 2018 0.7 2007 0.5 1958 0.6 2106 0.5 2034 0.6 0134 5.2 0159 4.9 0247 5.3 0237 4.9 0224 5.6 0209 4.9 0324 5.2 0250 4.7 cut or scratch & cover with a 10. Wash hands thoroughly 13 0751 0.3 28 0817 0.4 13 0859 0.1 28 0838 0.5 13 0837 -0.1 28 0808 0.5 13 0922 0.6 28 0836 0.7 M 1350 5.3 TU 1419 4.7 TH 1509 5.2 F 1456 4.6 F 1448 5.3 SA 1427 4.6 M 1551 4.6 TU 1509 4.4 water-proof plaster. afterwards, particularly 1952 0.7 2014 0.9 2101 0.7 2044 0.9 2044 0.5 2023 0.7 2145 0.6 2107 0.7 0218 5.2 0231 4.9 0329 5.3 0306 4.7 0305 5.5 0239 4.7 041 14.7 0328 4.6 before eating or drinking. 14 0832 0.2 29 0843 0.5 14 0938 0.2 29 0901 0.5 14 0913 0.2 29 0831 0.5 14 1004 1.0 29 091 11.0 TU 1437 5.3 W 1453 4.6 F 1554 5.0 SA 1526 4.4 SA 1532 5.0 SU 1456 4.4 TU 1640 4.1 W 1551 4.3 2033 0.7 2039 1.0 2142 0.9 2113 1.0 2122 0.6 2051 0.7 2232 0.9 2147 0.9
0302 5.0 0303 4.7 0413 5.0 0348 5.2 0310 4.6 051 14.3 0416 4.4 15 0914 0.2 30 0907 0.5 15 1019 0.3 15 0950 0.4 30 0857 0.7 15 1056 1.2 30 0959 1.1 Water Surveying W 1524 5.2 TH 1528 4.4 SA 1644 4.6 SU 1617 4.6 M 1530 4.3 W 1742 3.8 TH 1644 4.0 Dredging Consultancy 21 15 0.9 2108 1.0 2227 1.0 2204 0.7 2122 0.9 2339 1.0 2245 1.0 0337 4.6 0347 4.4 www.exo-env.co.uk Project Management 31 0935 0.6 31 0929 0.9 F 1602 4.3 TU 1610 4.1 2140 1.1 2200 1.0 56 57 Tide Times LA T5148 NL ONG 100 E Tide Times LA T5148 NL ONG 100 E
TI ME ZO NE UT (GMT) TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATER S YEAR 2020 TI ME ZO NE UT (GMT) TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATER S YEAR 2020
MA Y JUNE JULY AUG US T SEPT EM BER OC TOBER NOVEM BER DEC EM BER Ti me mTi me m Time m Time m Ti me m Time m Ti me m Time m Ti me mTi me m Time m Time m Ti me m Time m Ti me m Time m 0517 4.1 0034 1.0 0126 0.5 0206 1.0 0204 0.5 0212 1.1 0403 1.0 0347 1.2 0550 1.1 0509 1.0 0600 1.0 0526 0.7 0013 5.0 0006 5.5 0016 4.9 0035 5.2 1 1113 1.3 16 071 14.0 1 0736 4.4 16 0822 4.0 1 0817 4.4 16 0822 4.0 1 1013 4.4 16 0949 4.3 1 1141 4.9 16 1108 4.9 1 1153 4.9 16 1122 5.3 1 0632 0.7 16 0630 0.5 1 0640 0.7 16 0703 0.4 F 1754 3.8 SA 1302 1.5 M 1347 1.1 TU 1435 1.3 W 1426 1.1 TH 1447 1.3 SA 1641 0.9 SU 1620 1.0 TU 1820 0.5 W 1743 0.4 TH 1827 0.5 F 1757 0.2 SU 1222 5.0 M 1225 5.8 TU 1227 5.0 W 1254 5.5 1930 3.8 2007 4.4 2034 4.1 2043 4.6 2042 4.1 2233 4.9 221 14.4 2327 5.2 O 2345 5.5 1845 0.6 1851 0.3 1844 0.7 1917 0.6
0024 0.9 0204 1.0 0236 0.4 0307 0.9 0312 0.5 0317 1.1 0509 1.0 0446 1.1 0000 5.0 0555 0.9 0012 5.0 0609 0.6 0043 5.0 0051 5.5 0049 4.9 0120 5.2 2 0634 4.1 17 0821 4.0 2 0845 4.6 17 0919 4.1 2 0924 4.6 17 0924 4.1 2 1107 4.7 17 1045 4.6 2 0622 1.0 17 1152 5.2 2 0628 0.9 17 1207 5.6 2 0700 0.7 17 0712 0.5 2 0709 0.6 17 0746 0.4 SA 1301 1.3 SU 1428 1.4 TU 1457 1.0 W 1538 1.2 TH 1538 1.0 F 1552 1.1 SU 1748 0.6 M 1717 0.7 W 1219 5.0 TH 1823 0.2 F 1225 5.0 SA 1836 0.1 M 1253 5.0 TU 1309 5.8 W 1302 5.0 TH 1340 5.3 1920 3.8 2039 4.0 2112 4.6 2130 4.3 2146 4.9 2141 4.3 2325 5.0 2302 4.7 O 1852 0.4 1851 0.5 1907 0.7 1929 0.5 1907 0.9 1955 0.9
0156 0.7 0319 0.9 0341 0.3 0403 0.9 0417 0.6 0418 1.0 0600 0.9 0536 1.0 0036 5.0 0012 5.5 0043 5.0 0030 5.6 0112 5.0 0135 5.3 0122 4.9 0205 5.0 3 0804 4.3 18 0922 4.3 3 0947 4.9 18 1008 4.4 3 1023 4.7 18 1019 4.4 3 1155 4.9 18 1133 4.9 3 0651 0.9 18 0632 0.7 3 0656 0.9 18 0648 0.6 3 0727 0.7 18 0753 0.5 3 0739 0.6 18 0828 0.4 SU 1424 1.1 M 1535 1.2 W 1602 0.9 TH 1631 1.0 F 1646 0.7 SA 1649 1.0 M 1831 0.5 TU 1805 0.5 TH 1254 5.0 F 1236 5.5 SA 1254 5.0 SU 1250 5.8 TU 1324 5.0 W 1355 5.6 TH 1338 4.9 F 1427 5.2 2039 4.1 2135 4.1 2209 4.9 2218 4.4 2242 5.0 2234 4.6 O 2349 5.0 1921 0.4 1902 0.1 1915 0.5 1913 0.2 1928 0.7 2006 0.7 1933 0.9 2031 1.0
0309 0.5 0412 0.7 0441 0.3 0451 0.7 0518 0.6 0509 1.0 0012 5.0 0615 0.9 01 10 5.0 0055 5.6 0113 5.0 01 13 5.6 0142 4.9 0220 5.0 0157 4.7 0249 4.7 4 0915 4.6 19 1009 4.4 4 1040 5.0 19 1050 4.6 4 1115 4.9 19 1107 4.6 4 0637 0.9 19 1218 5.0 4 0720 0.9 19 0708 0.6 4 0723 0.9 19 0727 0.5 4 0753 0.7 19 0834 0.5 4 0810 0.6 19 0907 0.5 M 1532 1.0 TU 1626 1.1 TH 1702 0.7 F 1719 0.9 SA 1749 0.6 SU 1740 0.7 TU 1236 4.9 W 1844 0.3 F 1325 5.0 SA 1317 5.6 SU 1323 5.2 M 1332 5.8 W 1356 4.9 TH 1441 5.3 F 1415 4.9 SA 1515 4.9 2143 4.6 2220 4.4 2259 5.2 2301 4.7 2332 5.2 2321 4.7 1909 0.4 1946 0.5 1939 0.1 1937 0.6 1950 0.3 1951 0.9 2044 1.0 2005 1.0 2107 1.2
0413 0.3 0454 0.6 0537 0.3 0536 0.7 0607 0.6 0554 0.9 0053 5.0 0034 5.3 0144 5.0 0139 5.6 0143 4.9 0157 5.5 0213 4.7 0304 4.7 0234 4.6 0333 4.6 5 1013 4.9 20 1048 4.6 5 1128 5.0 20 1130 4.7 5 1203 4.9 20 1152 4.9 5 0710 0.9 20 0650 0.7 5 0747 0.9 20 0745 0.6 5 0749 0.9 20 0806 0.5 5 0821 0.9 20 0915 0.6 5 0844 0.6 20 0944 0.6 TU 1631 0.7 W 1710 0.9 F 1757 0.5 SA 1800 0.7 SU 1835 0.5 M 1820 0.6 W 1315 5.0 TH 1301 5.3 SA 1355 5.0 SU 1359 5.6 M 1353 5.0 TU 1415 5.6 TH 1430 4.9 F 1530 4.9 SA 1454 4.7 SU 1605 4.4 2236 4.9 2257 4.6 O 2346 5.3 2342 4.9 O 1943 0.4 1923 0.2 2009 0.5 2014 0.2 1958 0.7 2024 0.5 2017 1.0 2124 1.2 2041 1.1 2144 1.3
0510 0.2 0530 0.6 0620 0.4 0610 0.7 0020 5.2 0007 5.0 0132 5.0 0118 5.5 0216 4.9 0222 5.5 021 14.7 0241 5.2 0246 4.6 0352 4.4 0314 4.4 0419 4.3 6 1103 5.2 21 1124 4.7 6 1215 5.2 21 121 14.7 6 0648 0.7 21 0628 0.9 6 0741 0.9 21 0728 0.7 6 0813 0.9 21 0823 0.6 6 0814 0.9 21 0845 0.6 6 0851 0.9 21 1000 0.7 6 0923 0.7 21 1026 0.7 W 1726 0.6 TH 1750 0.7 SA 1842 0.4 SU 1835 0.6 M 1247 5.0 TU 1237 5.0 TH 1351 5.0 F 1343 5.5 SU 1425 5.0 M 1440 5.6 TU 1423 4.9 W 1458 5.3 F 1506 4.6 SA 1626 4.4 SU 1540 4.6 M 1700 4.3 2323 5.3 2333 4.7 1918 0.4 1859 0.5 2014 0.4 2001 0.2 2031 0.6 2049 0.3 2018 0.9 2101 0.7 2050 1.1 2210 1.4 2125 1.2 2228 1.4
0559 0.1 0603 0.6 0033 5.5 0024 4.9 0104 5.2 0051 5.2 0210 4.9 0202 5.5 0246 4.7 0304 5.2 0240 4.6 0324 4.7 0323 4.4 0448 4.1 0400 4.3 0512 4.1 7 1149 5.3 22 1159 4.7 7 0659 0.5 22 0640 0.7 7 0724 0.7 22 0703 0.7 7 0810 1.0 22 0804 0.7 7 0837 1.0 22 0901 0.7 7 0840 1.0 22 0927 0.7 7 0928 1.0 22 1053 0.9 7 1012 0.7 22 1117 0.9 TH 1812 0.5 F 1820 0.7 SU 1300 5.2 M 1251 4.9 TU 1330 5.0 W 1319 5.0 F 1425 5.0 SA 1425 5.5 M 1455 4.9 TU 1522 5.3 W 1453 4.7 TH 1546 5.0 SA 1551 4.4 SU 1735 4.1 M 1633 4.4 TU 1758 4.0 O 1924 0.4 1910 0.5 1957 0.4 1937 0.4 2040 0.5 2038 0.2 2052 0.7 2125 0.6 2042 1.0 2143 1.1 2131 1.3 2307 1.7 2220 1.3 2326 1.5
0009 5.5 0009 4.9 0117 5.3 0103 5.0 0148 5.2 0134 5.3 0247 4.7 0246 5.3 0314 4.4 0349 4.7 0310 4.4 0412 4.3 0410 4.1 0554 3.8 0457 4.1 0608 4.0 8 0639 0.1 23 0630 0.6 8 0736 0.6 23 071 10.7 8 0758 0.9 23 0739 0.7 8 0836 1.0 23 0841 0.7 8 0905 1.1 23 0942 0.9 8 0908 1.0 23 1014 0.9 8 1018 1.1 23 121 11.0 8 1115 0.7 23 1227 1.0 F 1234 5.3 SA 1233 4.9 M 1343 5.0 TU 1331 4.9 W 1410 4.9 TH 1402 5.2 SA 1457 4.9 SU 1505 5.3 TU 1527 4.7 W 1607 5.0 TH 1528 4.6 F 1644 4.6 SU 1645 4.3 M 1847 4.1 TU 1736 4.4 W 1859 4.0 1854 0.4 1851 0.6 2005 0.4 1945 0.5 2032 0.4 2017 0.3 2104 0.6 2115 0.3 21 16 0.9 2207 0.9 2110 1.1 2235 1.4 2230 1.5 2332 1.4
0052 5.6 0045 5.0 0202 5.2 0145 5.0 0231 4.9 0219 5.3 0322 4.6 0329 5.2 0346 4.3 0439 4.4 0346 4.3 0514 4.0 0515 3.8 0034 1.7 0605 4.1 0049 1.7 9 0716 0.2 24 0656 0.6 9 0812 0.7 24 0744 0.7 9 0829 1.0 24 0817 0.7 9 0903 1.1 24 0920 0.9 9 0935 1.2 24 1030 1.0 9 0944 1.1 24 1115 1.0 9 1140 1.1 24 0708 3.8 9 1238 0.7 24 071 13.8 SA 1318 5.3 SU 1307 4.9 TU 1427 4.9 W 1413 4.9 TH 1450 4.9 F 1445 5.2 SU 1531 4.7 M 1548 5.2 W 1600 4.4 TH 1704 4.6 F 1610 4.3 SA 1802 4.1 M 1756 4.1 TU 1338 1.0 W 1849 4.4 TH 1337 1.0 1935 0.4 1921 0.6 2043 0.5 2023 0.4 2104 0.5 2056 0.3 2129 0.7 2153 0.4 2145 1.1 2302 1.2 2149 1.3 2351 1.7 1959 4.1 2001 4.0
0136 5.6 0120 5.0 0248 5.0 0228 5.0 0313 4.7 0303 5.2 0356 4.4 0415 4.9 0423 4.1 0542 4.0 0433 4.0 0633 3.8 001 11.5 0202 1.7 0058 1.3 0208 1.5 10 0752 0.4 25 0721 0.6 10 0845 1.0 25 0821 0.9 10 0859 1.1 25 0856 0.9 10 0933 1.1 25 1002 1.0 10 1013 1.3 25 1139 1.1 10 1033 1.3 25 1252 1.1 10 0636 3.8 25 0820 4.0 10 0720 4.3 25 0814 4.0 SU 1402 5.2 M 1343 4.7 W 1508 4.6 TH 1455 4.7 F 1527 4.7 SA 1527 5.0 M 1606 4.6 TU 1633 5.0 TH 1644 4.1 F 1822 4.3 SA 1706 4.1 SU 1928 4.1 TU 1317 1.0 W 1455 0.9 TH 1353 0.6 F 1443 1.0 2014 0.4 1952 0.6 2119 0.6 2103 0.4 2134 0.6 2137 0.3 2159 0.9 2237 0.6 2225 1.3 2249 1.5 1924 4.3 2103 4.3 2003 4.6 2101 4.1
0220 5.3 0157 4.9 0334 4.6 0313 4.9 0355 4.4 0350 5.0 0434 4.1 0507 4.4 0515 3.8 0028 1.4 0543 3.7 0130 1.7 0147 1.4 0314 1.4 0216 1.2 0316 1.3 11 0827 0.6 26 0751 0.7 11 0921 1.1 26 0904 1.0 11 0931 1.2 26 0937 1.0 11 1009 1.3 26 1052 1.1 11 1107 1.4 26 0704 3.8 11 1212 1.3 26 0800 3.8 11 0800 4.1 26 0919 4.1 11 0831 4.6 26 0913 4.1 M 1445 4.9 TU 1420 4.7 TH 1552 4.4 F 1539 4.7 SA 1606 4.6 SU 161 15.0 TU 1647 4.3 W 1729 4.7 F 1744 4.0 SA 1318 1.2 SU 1823 4.0 M 1435 1.0 W 1432 0.6 TH 1553 0.9 F 1500 0.5 SA 1542 1.0 2052 0.5 2026 0.6 2157 0.6 2147 0.5 2207 0.7 2220 0.4 2235 1.1 2339 1.0 2344 1.5 1953 4.3 2045 4.4 2039 4.6 2152 4.6 2109 4.7 2152 4.3
0304 5.0 0236 4.9 0425 4.3 0401 4.7 0440 4.3 0439 4.7 0519 4.0 0609 4.1 0630 3.7 0208 1.5 0101 1.7 0304 1.5 0259 1.2 0409 1.2 0324 1.0 0414 1.1 12 0901 0.9 27 0824 0.9 12 1000 1.2 27 0951 1.1 12 1007 1.3 27 1023 1.1 12 1054 1.4 27 1205 1.2 12 1302 1.4 27 0834 4.0 12 0715 3.7 27 091 14.1 12 0908 4.4 27 1005 4.4 12 0933 4.9 27 1004 4.3 TU 1528 4.6 W 1459 4.6 F 1641 4.3 SA 1628 4.6 SU 1651 4.3 M 1700 4.9 W 1738 4.1 TH 1841 4.4 SA 1908 3.8 SU 1507 1.0 M 1356 1.1 TU 1554 0.9 TH 1536 0.4 F 1637 0.7 SA 1601 0.4 SU 1635 0.9 2131 0.6 2102 0.6 2240 0.7 2237 0.5 2246 0.9 2308 0.5 2334 1.2 21 12 4.4 2002 4.1 2144 4.6 2140 4.9 2233 4.6 2208 4.9 2237 4.4
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