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	All About Guernsey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Harbourmaster's Office is at the SW end of the harbour, near the entrance to Little Crabby Harbour.
		The Dinghy pontoon, dinghy slipway, showers, toilets, launderette, telephones, chandlers and a skip for rubbish are all nearby; the launderette is in the same building as the showers, and uses £1 coins - both are open 24 hours a day in the summer, but the showers are closed in the winter.
		The nearest post box is at the Railway Station at the crossroads at the end of Braye Street, about 1.1/2 cables S of the harbour; only Alderney and Guernsey stamps may be used.
	www.allaboutguernsey.com /?page_id=57 (294 words)

	Alderney/Braye postcards page
		Braye is the largest bay, on the northern coast of Alderney.
		Braye Harbour is enclosed by the breakwater, which was completed in late Victorian times (at enormous cost) to provide a safe anchorage for the British fleet.
		Here are some thumbnail sketches of postcards showing the old and new harbours at Braye and views of Braye Road: select the thumbnail image to view a larger image of each postcard.
	www.cipostcard.co.nz /braye.htm (181 words)

	Sailing to Alderney
		Approaching Braye Harbour, care should be taken when using the Swinge or the Race; strong tidal streams (up to 9 knots in the Swinge and 11 knots in the Race) can create dangerous overfalls, especially with the wind over tide.
		Braye Daymarks - St. Anne's church spire aligned with the white conical beacon on Douglas Quay, 210°.
		The harbour Fairway is marked by 3 buoys, QG and QR at its outer end, and Q(2)G 5sec.
	www.sailalderney.com /voyages.html (770 words)

	BBC News Online \| World \| Europe \| Guernsey \| Unseasonal storms hit Bailiwick
		The boat was escorted to the safety of St Peter Port Harbour at 1900 BST but forecasters predict more strong winds.
		In Alderney's Braye harbour a French yacht broke free from its mooring.
		Harbour authorities in both Guernsey and Jersey are urging boatowners to check moorings and make sure they have bailed out their craft before the next storms.
	news.bbc.co.uk /nolpda/ukfs_news/hi/newsid_3876000/3876943.stm (162 words)

	ARCHIPELAGOES - Alderney - Braye
		Braye Bay is the favourite place for water skiing and wind surfing.
		Private yachts are always welcome in Braye Harbour, an excellent stop-over en route to Guernsey.
		The harbour launch patrols the harbour most of the day during Harbour Office hours.
	www.archipelago.nu /SKARGARD/ENGELSKA/ALDERNEY/braye.htm (489 words)

	Alderney travel guide - Wikitravel
		Due to its location in the English Channel and its proximity to the French port of Cherbourg it has often been seen to be strategically important, despite the treacherous waters that surround it.
		In the 19th century a large breakwater - the longest in the UK - was built at Braye in order to form a harbour sheltered from the Swinge tidal race, and although never completed its spectacular remaina form the modern harbour.
		Despite the hazards presented by Alderney's rocky coastline and the hazards of the Swinge and Race, Braye harbour is a popular destination for yachtsmen and in summer the harbour is full of boats.
	wikitravel.org /en/Alderney (377 words)

	Alderney \| Braye Harbour
		The Alderney Sailing Club, adjacent to the Harbour Office, is open from 1800-2000 every day during the summer and Thursday to Sunday during the winter and welcomes visiting yachtsmen.
		For Customs clearance, Braye is the only port of entry, and all vessels entering from outside the Bailiwick of Guernsey must complete a customs form - UK forms are not valid.
		All Charter angling and diving vessels that intend to visit Braye Harbour should be aware that the jurisdiction of the MCA does not extend to the Channel Islands and that each of the main Channel Islands has its own Merchant Shipping legislation.
	www.alderney.gov.gg /index.php/pid/37 (810 words)

	This is Guernsey - Archive
		BRAYE Harbour will have to be taken out of Alderney’s green belt to allow essential works to take place.
		If the harbour falls outside the maritime and port security requirements of the Solas (Safety of Life at Sea) convention, which must be implemented by July, international traffic will be banned from entering the harbour.
		The committee said that the best way of resolving the matter would be to take the harbour out of the green belt.
	www.thisisguernsey.com /code/showarchive.pl?ArticleID=011261&year=2004&category=news (232 words)

	Braye Harbour at AllExperts
		Braye Harbour is the main harbour of Alderney in the Channel Islands, a British dependency, not in the UK.
		It has one of the longest harbour walls in Europe.
		Braye is a Norman word found in several locations around the coasts of the Channel Islands.
	en.allexperts.com /e/b/br/braye_harbour.htm (170 words)

	Alderney/harbour postcards page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Alderney Harbour includes the area enclosed by the breakwater, at the western end of Braye Bay.
		Other postcards showing the Old Harbour and Douglas Quay are to be found here.
		Here are some thumbnail sketches of postcards showing Alderney Harbour: select the thumbnail image to view a larger image of each postcard.
	www.cipostcard.co.nz /harbour.htm (82 words)

	Braye: Braye harbour - wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. BessÃ-sur-braye - office de tourisme
		Braye Braye can refer to: Braye Harbour, the main port of Alderney, in the channel islands.
		Braye is also the name or part of the name of several communes in France: braye harbour - wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Braye Lady Maris of Braye is a fast 12 metre motor vessel certified for the carriage of Flexible Charters to and from Alderney.
	lastnames4uu.info /name-5.html (433 words)

	Cruise List by Ports of Call (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Alderney is the most northerly of the Channel Islands but lies only 16km (10 miles) from the Normandy coast of France.
		About 8 sq km (3 sq mi) in area, the island is a plateau with two main inlets - Braye Harbour in the north and Longy Bay in the southeast.
		Most inhabitants live in the only town, St. Anne's, overlooking Braye Harbour.
	www.choosingcruising.co.uk /cruise-specialist/Cruises_Calling.asp?client=&nCall=Alderney&nCat=P (160 words)

	eBay.co.uk - harbour, Postcards, Art, Men's Clothing items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		National Geographic VHS video - Pearl Harbour Beyond.
		PEARL HARBOUR (2001) Affleck / Beckinsale (2 disc) R2
		HARBOURS of the SOLENT by John Scott Hughes HB+DJ 1956
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	Alderney \| Yachts & Cruisers
		It is recommended to use these passages at or near slack water (+2.1/2hr HW and 2.1/2hr LW Alderney).
		Good in Braye Harbour, except in strong N-NE winds and occasionally in a heavy SW swell.
		The Harbour Fairway is marked by 5 buoys, QG and QR at its outer end, and Q (2) G 5 sec, towards its centre, and QG (3) and QR (3) 5 sec on approach to Little Crabby Harbour.
	www.alderney.gov.gg /index.php/pid/43 (731 words)

	Find marine services, local services and marina information for Bangor
		Approaching Braye Harbour, care must be taken when using the Swinge or the Race; strong tidal streams (up to 9 kn in the Swinge & 11 kn in the Race) can create dangerous overfalls, especially with the wind over tide.
		The harbour Fairway is marked by 3 bouys, QG and QR at its outer end, and Q(2)G 5sec.
		If there are no marinas in the area we will show details of the harbour authority and/or moorings.
	www.harbourguides.com /harbour-guides/search.asp?location=Bangor (595 words)

	Lords Hansard Written Answers text for 28 Jun 2004
		Whether the United Kingdom has any defence role with regard to Braye Harbour in Braye Bay behind the Alderney breakwater.
		The United Kingdom is responsible for the defence of all of the Channel Islands, the Bailiwick of Guernsey, which includes Alderney, and the Bailiwick of Jersey.
		How Guernsey's maintenance of the Alderney breakwater, at an approximate cost of £450,000 per annum, contributes to the defence of the United Kingdom and to meeting the United Kingdom's NATO commitments.
	www.publications.parliament.uk /pa/ld200304/ldhansrd/vo040628/text/40628w01.htm (1293 words)

	boating yarns, sailboat stories and dinghy cruising anecdotes.
		I had planned the trip to sail from late afternoon, then through the night, so as to arrive at Alderney by dawn, with the purpose of being able to spot the lighthouse at Braye.
		The characteristics of a lighthouse did not match those of Braye according to the nautical almanac.
		Secondly, I had not put out sufficient warp at low water in Braye Harbour, where the range of tide is great.
	www.smallsailboats.co.uk /logs/log/phillida.htm (703 words)

	Noonsite: Braye (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		If such conditions are forecast, it is best to leave, if possible, as the harbour can be untenable.
		Room to anchor in the harbour is limited but, depending on the wind direction, various bays around the island provide limited shelter.
		St Anne's is the only town on Alderney and is a 20 minute walk uphill from the harbour.
	www.noonsite.com /Countries/ChannelIslands/Braye (372 words)

	Free Bal Harbour Collection: 04/05/06 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		I want a boat to live on my own foir three days per week; keep it o n a mooring; occassionally motor outside a harbour and motor to the next harbour (about 20 miles -obviously in good weather) IS...
		A woman is recovering after being crushed between two boats in Braye harbour in Alderney.
		There are two main similarities between Pearl Harbour (1941) and 9/11 (2001): Both galvanized the emotional climate of the United States into a war-like state.
	balharbour.fibsflorida.com /2006_04_05_qvbal3_archive.html (297 words)

	BBC - Guernsey - About Guernsey - Alderney Homecoming
		The Cargo ships arrived in Braye Harbour to take the residents of Alderney to be evacuated to various locations around the UK, some separated from their families.
		All of the residents of Alderney left for England except for a dozen or so elderly people who refused to go and a couple of farmers who refused to leave their stock.
		Former evacuees will commemorate this day with the unveiling of the Homecoming plaque at Braye Harbour, their port of departure and final return.
	www.bbc.co.uk /guernsey/content/articles/2005/12/14/alderney_homecoming_feature.shtml (482 words)

	Harbourmaster
		The Harbourmaster's Office is responsible for all moorings in Braye Harbour as well as providing Customs facilities and weather information for visiting yachtsmen:
		Mainbrayce Chandlers run a water taxi in the harbour (£1.50 a head each way) It operates June - August 0830 - 2400) and from April, May & September 0830 - 1800.
		Regulations There is a speed limit of 4 knots in the harbour, and also in Saye, Corblets and Longis bays.
	www.sailalderney.com /harbour.html (621 words)

	Sailing news as it happens - Yachts and Yachting Online
		Now in its seventh year, this event attracts entrants from the UK, the other Channel Islands and nearby France who head for Braye Harbour in the knowledge that they are guaranteed a great weekend of fun, relaxation and plenty of socialising.
		Saturday 12.30h marks the start for the race to the nearby Normandy harbour of Dielette and an overnight stay with free moorings.
		An early 0800 start on Sunday morning will ensure that all boats make it back into Braye Harbour in time for a late lunchtime Prize Giving Buffet before returning to their home ports.
	www.yachtsandyachting.com /news/?sa=1&article=13698 (340 words)

	Guernsey Hotels \| Guernsey Harbour departures
		The Guernsey Harbour Authority acts as the Coastguard for Bailiwick of Guernsey waters providing search and rescue co-ordination and maritime information through St Peter Port Radio on VHF Channels 16, 20 and 62.
		St Peter Port Radio is also equipped to receive VHF DSC distress alerts and the Search and Rescue Co-ordinators are trained by the UK Coastguard using the SARIS search and rescue IT system.
		Guernsey Harbour Departures, Bailiwick of Guernsey, Guernsey Constitution, Guernsey Economy,
	www.lelorier.com /guernsey_information_harbour_departures.html (608 words)

	Bell & Co Ltd. - Residential - Real Estate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Formerly an integral part of the old harbour to the west side of Braye Bay, this individually styled home enjoys splendid open views over the bay and beyond.
		A development of eighteen terraced dwellings consisting of nine houses fronting onto Braye Street and a further nine houses to the rear situated within the environs of Alderney's harbour just a minute's walk from Braye Bay.
		With sea views over Braye Bay; the interior comprises of entrance hall with airing cupboard off, fitted kitchen, living room, bedroom and bathroom.
	www.propertyworld.com /folder.cfm/CurrentPage/2/fid/759/sortOrder/DESC (747 words)

	Find marine services, local services and marina information for Alderney
		Alderney, the third largest of the Channel Islands invites you to travel to and discover one of the few, unspoiled, peaceful, natural and totally relaxing British Isles.
		The Harbour Lights is a charming family-run hotel located just a few minutes walk from the harbour and Braye Beach.
		Although the hotel caters for all kinds of visitors, many of whom return again and again, the Harbour Lights has become a mecca for the numerous anglers who come to Alderney each year for some of the best sea angling in Europe.
	www.harbourguides.com /harbour-guides/search.asp?location=Alderney (813 words)

	eBay.co.uk - harbour, Postcards, Art, Fiction Books items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		New Quay, the Harbour - Colour Dennis Postcard
		2 funnel vessel in Queenstown Harbour CO CORK 1904
		The Pacific War (Pearl Harbour to Hiroshima 1941-45) HB
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	Mitchell & Partner Ltd Estate Agents in Alderney Residential Property / Houses for Sale (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		This is a brand new development of 18 apartments to be constructed at Braye Street by Alderney harbour.
		Being situated near to the Harbour and Braye Bay, this 2 bedroom bungalow has lovely views over the English Channel.
		This is a four bedroom house with stunning views from the harbour to Fort Tourgis.
	www.housesforsale.alderney.com /residential.htm (1720 words)

	Alderney Sports Guide - Flightline.co.uk
		Visitors sailing to Alderney arrive at Braye Harbour (protected by a Victorian breakwater) and those registered with recognised yacht clubs can enjoy the hospitality of the Alderney Sailing Club (situated above the harbour).
		For further details (including boat hire and sailing classes), contact the Alderney Sailing Club, The Harbour (tel: (01481) 822 959; e-mail: info@sailalderney.com).
		Fishing is well catered for: no permission is needed to fish anywhere from the coastline or the harbour and the local shop offers equipment and advice.
	www.flightline.co.uk /destguide/destination.php?dest=Alderney&sec=sports (677 words)

	SeaAlderney 2005 \| Sea Alderney Events
		SeaAlderney 2005 - International Regatta - a great sailing weekend with feeder races to Alderney, around the island and to the nearby French harbour of Dielette for dinner and overnight stay, which allows competitors to join their French friends at the annual Dielette Harbour Festival.
		SeaAlderney 2005 - JOG Race to Alderney(via Needles) Organised by JOG, the race starts on 12 August at 1800 in Cowes and the first boats are expected to arrive in Alderney’s Braye Harbour on Saturday 13 August early morning.
		This events attracts around 200 competitors from all over the country hoping to land the biggest fish or the one that got away last year.
	www.seaalderney2005.com /index.php/pid/209 (683 words)

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