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I personally wouldn't mind donating a few pounds for an overnight mooring, if it meant that the moorings would be maintained.

SCOTLAND IS THE NEAREST PLACE TO HEAVEN YOU WILL GET, WITHOUT ACTUALLY DYING. IMHO.

Fingers, legs, toes, everything is crossed for launching. Lots and lots and lots of luck.

Let's get this into perspective: You go to Vegas and loose all your money and the wife catches you in a strip joint - not good. You go to a 5* resort in some Pacific Island and the generator breaks down - no food and no A/C - not good. You go to South America and somebody steals your wallet - not good. I could go on and on and on............. I travel 19 hours and get on a boat that is all mine - on waters that I know well - and do what the hell I please - what's bad about that - we (me and the family say NOTHING)....

Thank god for that Robin. Blood pressure is going down again and a brilliant review, as usual. Looking forward to your blog. Many thanks again for taking the time to entertain us.

Hope all goes well with the operation and get well soon.

My last 2 boats were of Clive's posh breed and me being an engineer, I checked under the engine cover 3 or 4 times in the week. I never had to add anything, or clean anything, so the maintenance must be good at the yard.

Stay safe on that journey Geoff and Wendy and that's not a request - THAT IS AN INSTRUCTION!!!

I agree with Grace. That's what was in my mind. I also thought about "GEE - W" (great white)

Many Happy Returns Jason. Have a good one.

It's when you read something like this, you find out just how much TLC is required to keep BA in the condition she is in. Well done Griff and friends.

Geoff and Wendy, I just looked at the weather forecast for the next 10 days and it looks like you may be lucky. I certainly hope you are.

That post is over 3 years old. Maybe that has something to do with not being able to access it.

Hello Gareth, It gets in the blood and there's nowt you can do about it. Enjoy.

Geoff and Wendy, If you wake up at home on Saturday, OOOOOPPPSSS.

Geoff and Wendy, Take turns in helming up this stretch of the broads, 'cause you can actually see the fish in the water and I know you love fish (your pond at home). Enjoy, enjoy.

I'll be waiting for it Geoff.

Love it Grace - just love it........

Allo Fred. from us out here in he Middle East.

We will be going to the Bridge for lunch on that Sunday, so may join you for a bit before going south through Yarmouth.

Hi Dave, I'm actually on Brinks Rhapsody in September. I tried to get Carousel or Commodore, but they were both booked and my kids said "let's try the electric boat".

I was told to put a clean pair of socks on every day, but after 3 days, I couldn't get my shoes on. lol

One addition I forgot to add to my post is "WHEN YOU GET TO THE BOAT - FLICK THE SWITCH TO OFF".

it would be nice to have some torpedoes at this time. lol.

Alan, After all the work I have done following this project and if I see you on the rivers, I will cut straight across your bows to make you stop and enjoy a drink with us. I will make sure I will always have a bottle of something nice to enjoy with you. SAFE CRUISING.