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We have just crossed over the M20 at Folkestone. The road is totally clear and all the trucks have gone for as far as the eye can see - progress, maybe? I do hope so for the sake of the drivers.
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2 hours ago, CambridgeCabby said:
Testing the drivers has been suggested , it’s more a case of France using the situation as an advantage in the current Brexit talks (I believe)
Personally I would tell the French Government that all the drivers had been tested and they were all negative
and let them roll.
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3 minutes ago, Happy said:
Maybe Andy will tell us?
Bit late with that then! Hired Absolute Freedom last year and thought it was OK then. Will be a great boat when re-fitted.
Some hand rails on the stern would be handy (imho) but thats another story!?
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4 hours ago, jeffbroadslover said:
Could it be that Absolute Freedom has been sold and is going to be totally internally refigured and that is why there are no proper details of an internal layout ?
Jeff
Maybe Andy will tell us?
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Derby's Quay at Beccles also have a slipway. I have seen them take 35+' boats out. Probably charge you
but they are friendly helpful guys there. Worth ringing them.
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1 hour ago, CambridgeCabby said:
Perhaps a folding (stowable) bike
This would be easier to get on and off too?
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18 minutes ago, floydraser said:
Personally, I would like to see the polaroids!
I'm sure they will be fine as long as they have been inside a container and exposed to changes in atmosphere. When you get to them, before you open the boxes or whatever they are contained in, clean any dust/muck away thoroughly from the outside before opening as it's amazing how slides and negatives act as a magnet for it.
The Polaroids faded, just like my memorary now!
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When I was young - yes I can just about remember - I was quite keen on photography and took a lot of slides for a while which would have been mostly 'Broads' related, no not
that sort, we used Poloroid for that! Anyway, the last time I saw them was when we moved 20 years ago and they were stored in a loft I created in the garage. As far
as I know they will have been dry and kept in the dark. I am thinking of delving into this space to find them (not an easy task) and putting them onto a DVD but am unsure
whether they will have survived enough to make this worthwhile? Appreciate your thoughts. Thanks
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1 minute ago, Gracie said:
Ahh good stuff Alan
Merry Christmas
That'll wind em up
Hi Gracie - It worked then!?
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59 minutes ago, Jayfire said:
Sorry mate, I'm late to this thread but I would say get your lights and decorations up as and when you please, sod anybody not feeling the same way, it's not hurting them to see a joyous festive scene during the winter. And in these current times we could all do with a little brightening up.
I'm pretty sure nobody will be surprised to know that my decorations are in the process of being put up, well it does take a few weeks complete you know
Well I gave in and we put them up this morning - best news now would be that the pub can re-open!?
Whatever - Keep safe all of you, try to be happy and have a good one.
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23 hours ago, Happy said:
Hi ya Gracie. To be honest - not yet! I did wonder if people might not take it as intended - so leaving until tommorow!
So I reckon the weather forecast for Hawkinge will be raining and blowing a gail, but who cares. I will try and send a 'photo
but there 'aint that many, its the thought that counts! Keep safe, keep well and have a good one.
Lights update. My son, who is the Landlord of our local pub came round to help put up the lights..Whilst having
a quck coffee before we started it came up on tv that Kent will be 3 after lockdown. Did'nt put either of us in the right
mind so lights still in garage which is where they will probably stay now. He had decorated the pub with lights ready
for re-opening on 3rd! I think he is taking them all down at the moment. What is there to be cheerful about witjh that
news?
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6 minutes ago, Gracie said:
Well after a pretty bad day I walked to the school to collect my children and show them the house with the decs and the Santa train. The look on their faces was an absolute picture, something I will never tire of no matter how early it is. I had some pennies I gave them to put in the donation box, the excited chatter on the way home put a ruddy spring in my step. So whoever wants to put their decs up early then go ahead
Which reminds me Alan (aka Happy) did you put yours up? If so, where's the ruddy pics
Grace x
Hi ya Gracie. To be honest - not yet! I did wonder if people might not take it as intended - so leaving until tommorow!
So I reckon the weather forecast for Hawkinge will be raining and blowing a gail, but who cares. I will try and send a 'photo
but there 'aint that many, its the thought that counts! Keep safe, keep well and have a good one.
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1 minute ago, Hylander said:
Sorry, have to disagree by the time Christmas gets here you will be totally fed up with the Dec's. Dec 1st is bad enough, if I had my way it would be about the 10th Dec.
Sound like we should ban them altogether then?
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4 minutes ago, Gracie said:
Go for it Alan. I think it's a wonderful idea, lordy knows people need cheering up and something to smile about in these difficult times. Nothing wrong with putting them up early, I've seen quite a few already, the children love it and it gives people something good to focus on too
I know someone who would have his lights and decs up in September if he could get away with it
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Hi Gracie, thanks for that! If people moan I will blame you! I will sort them over the weekend and put them up on Monday.
Might even post some pics - may have started something. Whatever. Stay safe and try to be happy.
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We normaly decorate the outside of the house with a display of lights about 2 weeks before the 25th. There has been a lot of talk in
a few places regarding putting up lights early to cheer everyone up. Not sure whether this is a good or bad idea. Your thoughts please.
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Look at Hylanders 3rd comment 5 hours ago- all will be revealed.
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Thanks. I belonged to the original Seamaster Club years ago when I purchased my first Seamaster 30 and they
had a wealth of information but seems to have changed now. I know Viking are using some of the old moulds but not sure
they would have, or need to have, the old build records but maybe worth a try. Thanks again.
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Hi guys. A freind has just purchased a Seamaster 27. Originally factory built as it has the Seamaster
Factory plaque at the helm. The number is 3111 and I have said I will try and find the original build date.
Any ideas please? Thanks in antisipation.
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1 hour ago, grendel said:
thats not the model, those are the pictures i took while aboard BA so that i could position the deck fittings.
I will post some as installed on the model pics later.
My mistake! No wonder I thought the 'pump out' sign was very good!
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'Bow Thruster'. In mopo a boat with a bow thruster in the wrong hands is more dangerous than a boat
without one in the right hands! Sorry but I think true. Goodnight!
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Hi. I think the second 'photo is a breather but when Vaughan replies reckon he will know!
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Stuck On The M 20!
in The Broadscot Lounge
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The condiments have to be in sachets because of covid regs.