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When I had a job as second in command of a Hire shop chain. I was also deemed as chief of the unloading gang for the Butane and Propane we sold. Myself and my deputy for unloading were sent on the fire training course from the supplier of the gas. Rolling bottles across the concrete with flames gushing from the outlet was not fun trying to put that out. most spectacular though was a standing 47kg propane bottle with the tap fully open and alight, wearing one glove going up from behind and just turning off the tap. No, it doesn't get hot as the flame doesn't start burning until about 2cm from the nozzle when it has oxygen mixed with it. Lived in Kent course was in Wymondham, as was the fire station for the fire fighting, hotel in Norwich for two nights had a whale of a time.

Looks like the way it went up. There is going to be a lot of serious dredging needed. Looks like about 200 tons of sand landed in the Yare

Or at least a new inner harbour to sister the outer.

Update cordon around the site has been extended to 400 yds. Also GY mostly gridlocked and only moving at 5mph, which seems really fast for this time of night.

Hi and welcome to the Forum May your stay be a good one.

Didn't even know he could skate.

Steve, Tracy and Cody you will all be welcomed and be good to meet you too.

Glad to see the varnishing department was not made redundant.

The votes have been cast and the date is as above. Have booked with Salhouse Broad. Berths will be available from Friday pm to am on the Sunday 21st. Can we have attendees below, to book your mooring. All payment for mooring to the ranger on the day. Please book by Forum name and boat name And which nights Please

Spent many a misguided night in there. Was my Godparents local, lived closer to the Commodore but didn't like it

Remember You only have today to vote for which date you prefer.

With all that weight. It would never take off.

Hi All Voting finishes Midnight Sunday 15th January. As we have to book it early to retain the slot.

That was Cheap Griff

Doug don't forget, they always say " We are trade and Liam always looks after us", As they put lots of customer to him through their association with him.

So availability checked and the two weeks we have available are 12th to the 14th to early 15th of May 19th to the 21st to early 22nd of May If you prefer the first one give the post a Thumbs up Or second weekend give it a Thanks Thanks, Events and Admin team

Hi All Just to let you all know that we are ahead with arrangements. for May this year. We propose to give you a choice of two weekends and voting by Likes (Thumbs up) or Thanks ( The Cup) (makes it easier to count). Just waiting for Salhouse to confirm availability. for both weekends. So keep your eyes peeled as from tonight🤞or tomorrow Nigel Secretary/ Treasurer

And may your sails be always full; and your wind be fair; may the tides be full and your water wide; wherever you glide. Happy New Year Polly and all of you Members, Posters and Lurkers.

He's not answered, must be busy tiling the seats.

Crayford 3 litre GT Capri cabriolet Driven a couple of those brand new. Used to work as a delivery driver for FMC. We delivered to motoring press. Royal Family, Police forces across Great Britain. I've driven some whacky motors from them.

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Neil a very worthy cause indeed. And a way of the boating fraternity to give something back, to the people on the front line of Broads services.

All I will say is it easier to get Down than it is Up.

Depends on your outlook Matt. The taps are on the front of the posts. You are stood at the back.

Problem is a chainsaw never has a fuel shut off valve. Not in the 50 plus years I serviced them anyway.