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Hockham Admiral
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What is the boom made of to allow it to be so bendy, please?
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It's amazing what topics you can find in the past! :bow
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Nice one, Strow!
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Claire, Hello from us and Welcome Aboard! (P.S. I've merged your two topics to save confusion!)
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Welcome back aboard the NBN from us, Rincewind.
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Welcome to me NBN from us, Mouldy.
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Luke is a Member here on the NBN, Liberty, his user name is Lucky. I quite agree, his teak woodwork is top-class. :clap -
Welcome board from us, too! Enjoy the NBN!
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And a warm welcome aboard from us!
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That's a Great offer, Peter!
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Welcome Aboard from us, RumPunch!
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Alan, Hi. I've just read quite a few pages on this topic..They all agree it must be A4 because of the molybdenum (2-3%) that's added. Here's one you might like to peruse: http://www.canalworld.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=51126
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Spot on, John. (And Strow's post while I'm typing this!) But don't think it's an easy (or cheap) option, Steve and Deb, to replace a petrol engine with a diesel one!
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Whilst we (non-Scottish) may consider this a great opportunity to 'send-up' the Scots, might I just point out that they consider this completely serious. (Yes, I know. I'm half -Scottish, but I've lived in England nearly all my life).
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Hear, Hear, Strow ............ another topic to put to bed, eh?
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Diesel is far more common, apart from Brooms I don't think there's anywhere else you can buy it 'Darn Sarf'! Others will disagree but bye and bye diesel is a safer bet for pleasure boats on the Broads. YES, a safely constructed and well maintained petrol engine is safe, but petrol, or its fumes, are inherently more combustible!
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Steve and Deb, Hi For river use (where there are speed limits) a displacement boat will usually be best as they are more stable at slow speeds. A displacement boat will almost certainly be easier to helm at these low speeds. I'll leave it to the "techies" if you want more detailed info!
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Welcome from us, John.
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you do like to have the last word, don't you?
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The Maltsters, Ranworth.
Hockham Admiral replied to JimG's topic in Local Broads Business Promotions and Information
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I say again, JIm, can we please put this to bed now...............
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Good night, all, then! (as Dixon would say!)
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Where was this picture taken?
Hockham Admiral replied to ranworthbreeze's topic in Where was this Taken ?
You're too good, Howard! :bow (We had 20 or so onboard to get under the bridge near high water... and yes, they all had lifejackets!) -
Where was this picture taken?
Hockham Admiral replied to ranworthbreeze's topic in Where was this Taken ?
Any takers?
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