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how big is it? !
probably 1.3/4" or 1.1/2" ID
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11 hours ago, Dan said:
Details of Horning Pleasurecraft's Streamway have hit Hoseasons now.... looks like its already picked up some bookings
https://www.hoseasons.co.uk/boat-holidays/horning-pleasurecraft-ltd-rhmb/streamway-bh2731
Dan
looks like a proper bargain! she is a bit late to this years party so is priced accordingly but will be more in line next year.
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3 hours ago, andyg said:
Cracking addition Clive very nice. Clive as the fleet gets bigger do you think your be offering any Saturday start boat or will they all be Friday/ Monday. Cheers
no probably not, we are about on weekends if needed but would rather have the weekends off
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HI,
sorry, unfortunately the facebook link was the only one I could send, we are waiting for Hoseasons to put the correct picture of her up and include a layout (which is the same as 'Royal Velvet 3'
she will be called 'Streamway' and should be ready for hire in about 3 weeks..
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Ill sell diesel to my customers at Cove for £1.75 at the moment but by arrangement.
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3 hours ago, andyg said:
Clive, if I pay for the cabling, could I plug my house in at cove. £5 pcm + vat seem a fair deal to me ATM 🤔
yeah definitely, but i will charge you per unit on top.
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Cove Marina Brundall
£56 + VAT per foot
£5 +VAT pcm electricity standing charge
water and electric to every boat.
pump out and diesel available by request.
engineers/ electricians available
(just had a large side on mooring come available)
Horning Marina.
£75 inc VAT
water and electric to every boat,
All boatyard services available
Call Clive for mooring availability 07971193222
We cater for boats of all sizes from anywhere, call George to book in for private work 01692 630614. (both Marinas)
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Hi Paul,
I have a couple.
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you could get some cast and chromed, they never were particularly well finished, you could 3D print some if no one will lend you theirs, ask Eddie at Vintage industrial switch to cast you some in brass, they are in Stalham he can design and 3d print too
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The 'Garden' mooring has gone but I still have spaces to put boats from 18-38 feet
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Hi,
some new mores have joined us but we still have some moorings available..
CCTV going in soon for extra security.
cheers, Clive
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i have a few duplicates, id happily swap, one would be good in my collection as Dad sold the yard to Fred Newson.
I no longer look on eBay as I also think the prices are silly, (unless you want a Woods or Richardsons badge!)
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its not a real money spinner for a yard to do a pump out, its more of a service and possibly building a relationship so they can possibly get a bit of work out of you! A hire yard may do pump outs on non turnaround days just to give staff something to do..
Brundall yards are generally a bit more expensive (if they do them ) as they have to tanker the S**T away as there is no mains sewer.. Im not sure what Brundall charges but north is generally £15 for one or £20 for two but some yards like to do them cheap and get the volume in..
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8 minutes ago, CambridgeCabby said:
I’ve yet to see any of the syndicate boats looking less than splendid , they’re all an example of how a boat should be cared for .
we have 4 on the Horning Pleasurecraft moorings and I would tend to agree
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Hi,
Since we took over Cove Marina last month I have basically been off work which wasn't ideal, I did get the chance to meet a few moorers who all seem lovely but unfortunately there have been a few people selling boats at the end of the season and a couple of movers which despite some new arrivals have left us with a few spaces, we have spaces from 18' to a 'private' berth with summer house and garden which will take 46'
all the moorings are £56 +VAT per foot per year.. (except the private mooring)
all moorings have electricity (£60 per year standing charge)
WIFI, toilets, showers, all services etc,
we give refunds for any full months not used (less £50 admin)
get in tough if you need a space or know anyone looking
Cheers, Clive
you can email cove@broadshols.co.uk
message me on here or text me, (my number is fairly easy to find!)
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i think that stuff was so hard wearing they used it on the exterior of the space shuttle, it was only the piping which gave out so we stopped putting the piping on!
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4 hours ago, Cheesey69 said:
Or how does providing private moorings compare to profits made from a hire fleet?
After seeing the number of boatyards converted, I was just wondering if the margins are higher?
No, they are not, but you need a mix, running a fleet is more interesting but you need skilled staff capable of doing the jobs if you have the right team they will pay for some of the overhead on non turnaround days.
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44 minutes ago, RS2021 said:
We too have booked for next year and noticed a substantial price rise. Can probably just about stomach it for one year as all UK self catering seems to be going the same way, but if prices don't drop substantially the following year I can see a lot of trouble ahead, especially once foreign travel is fully open again. My fear is that this may happen next year making yards offer discounts for later bookings leaving those of us who booked early paying higher prices. A sure was for yards to doubly put off regular customers.
its called 'Fluid Pricing' it was recently introduced to Boating, personally I feel that if you have someone prepared to put their trust in you and book a year in advance then its a bit rude to have the same holiday later sold at a lesser rate, I do not think it is healthy for the industry and encourages last minute booking which is dangerous, that's why I came up with the Fair price charter (in my last job) that's been stopped now but its something Horning Pleasurecraft works to even though we have not advertised it. I do reserve the right to put prices up though,
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11 hours ago, JanetAnne said:
You can't afford them.either, you've just bought a chunk of real estate!
you are not far off the mark there
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1 hour ago, JanetAnne said:
Go on, put a price on the steps.. just so I can be certain I can't afford them
I already asked by PM but yes, they are nice!
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3 hours ago, Jbx5 said:
It is in good hands, I’m sure the people who moor there will be very pleased with that.
John
you left us and we have had notice already from one wanting to move
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11 hours ago, OldBerkshireBoy said:
Ah, I was looking for St. George
that was me you spoke to, did you find her?
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We are really happy David sold it to us, it wasn't simple but we got there in the end...
we have met a few moorers at Cove and have replied to a few emails, everyone seems lovely.
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A Tow From Stalham To Brundall - End July
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I towed a boat from Brundall to Horning the other week and Zypher stalham to Horning last year,
I can quote to use Hero if you like ..
when do you need to go?