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Oh Dear, Bannockburn 2, I think........
Always a problem for me as Mum was English from Cheshire and Dad was Scotch from Arbroath.
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12 hours ago, YnysMon said:
Just been rewatching Robin’s (LondonRascal’s) first Bronze Gem blog (yes, I know... rewatching blogs...but I’m suffering from the latest lurgy and can’t cope with anything more taxing than watching something about the Broads)
Watching the opening segment it occurred to me that it would be really interesting (fun?) to get a his and hers review. Too late now I guess, now that Robin has Independence as well as a part share in Broad Ambition. Would have loved to have had Sheila’s views of the boats!
Helen
What an excellent idea, Helen.
As some of the above posters may have hinted I would think that the heads would come high on any ladies list!
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Unreadable and unacceptable, Alan, in this H&S era.
Perhaps similar letters directly to the BA, Jeff, and see the results of such?
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It's good to see John Packman getting some plaudits.
Fighting such a monolith as Network Rail cannot be an easy task, even for the Broads Authority with legislation on our side.
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On 19/02/2018 at 20:31, batrabill said:
Surely a whip- round at the Summer gathering should do it
I think that you'll get a wee bit more in the Spring one, Bill. It's going to be the largest we've ever had!
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They never do seem to pay more than lip service to EU rules though, do they?
(Our aviation rules follow European JARs)
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Only some, Alan?
Out in rural West Norfolk we've seen quite a reduction in fly tipping in the last few years..........
I shall have to programme the NCC clearup department into my mobile anytime soon.
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It certainly is the problem with mooring a fwd steer bathtub, isn't it?
Rod, on Sally B, an Alpha 35 fwd steer, used to open his roof and stand on his seat. He then used his bow thruster paddle with his foot and throttle with his hand... amazing and it worked to the wonder of onlookers!
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John & Mary-Jane, Sat/Sun, car, boat or motor home!
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It would do that, Alan... If its lift failed when overhead the bridge there wouldn't be a problem anymore!
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Great news, thanks, guys.
We're thinking of hiring one of NBD's apartments in September and I remember when the Shed was in its prime!
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Bump this topic.
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Great idea, David. I just looked at that and saw that they do one for double glazing up to 15mm.
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Back to original thread topic and mine's just come in (if I was going to renew it).
12p short of £490..... for a 35ft boat
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WOW, Howard gets treats as well as beer, Delilah?
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I doubt that you'd complain, Alan, because even paying for the toll, insurance, maintenance (I did a lot myself as you do) and the BIG cost, marina moorings I still had change from £3000.. not a lot but enough for the odd replacement whatsit.
Considering we'd get at least 10 weeks a year that's not too bad, really.
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Well you might not be suggesting that, Ian, but I'm fairly sure that some might!
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9 hours ago, JennyMorgan said:
Isn't that how the Broads were formed? Manic Roman charioteers rushing around the Great Estuary churning out dirty great potholes?
I really thought that they were Roman diggings, weren't they, Peter?
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What on Earth do you drive, John... a Humvee?
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Delilah, Hi
It's the forum software which will upgrade your quota when you reach 50 posts (and become a Full Member).
Glad you don't keep a good man down!
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7 hours ago, JohnK said:
For the sake of argument let’s assume that if we wanted less boats on the Broads we’d have to pay higher tolls to cover the fixed costs.
Conversely if we wanted to pay lower tolls we’d need more boats to cover the costs.
If it really was that simple which would you pick?
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In fact we have both, surely?
The yards are selling off old boats and building new ones while tolls also go up and up.
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And a very warm Welcome Aboard from us too, Jamboboatman.
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Lovely to have you aboard, Delilah and a very warm Welcome!
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Welcome to the NBN, Stuart. Good to have you onboard.
Broad Ambition - The Model
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Now, now, Peter! The correction brigade will be after you for the missing !
Seriously, though, you are going to end up with a serious workshop there. Do you have welding facilities?