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Snoopy's 2017 Trans-Atlantic Attempt on Friday 15th December
- enjoy the pictures and video: more later :-)

Updated 1845 BST Saturday 16th December 2017 UK time.

white strip Snoopy's Tumble on 15th December 2017 Video of 15th December 2017 Click on pictures to enlarge or play video.

We took a chance, were unlucky, and Snoopy took a tumble.

He broke his mast, so we came home.

After repairs to his rig, Snoopy will try again.

Maybe we will find a groin with deeper water ? :-)

Enjoy the video :-)

white strip

Scroll down to see the pictures, which tell the sorry story - choose a better time and place beyond the surf ? Or heed lessons learnt in earlier years about Magic Seaweed ? :-)

Snoopy's Atlantic Attempt on 15th December 2017

We understand the Wind an Tide. But maybe we can learn more about the surf. e.g. depth before wave roll-over ? But local Boscombe knowledge more valuable ! ;-)

Tide for Snoopy's Atlantic Attempt on 15th December 2017 Tide Height on 15th December 2017

Snoopy's Atlantic Attempt on 15th December 2017

Snoopy's Atlantic Attempt on 15th December 2017

Snoopy's Atlantic Attempt on 15th December 2017

Snoopy's Atlantic Attempt on 15th December 2017

Snoopy's Atlantic Attempt on 15th December 2017

Snoopy's Atlantic Attempt on 15th December 2017

Snoopy's Atlantic Attempt on 15th December 2017

Snoopy's Atlantic Attempt on 15th December 2017

Snoopy's Atlantic Attempt on 15th December 2017

2017 Brief Atlantic Attempt

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