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Simondo
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I don't really know whther this is even a service but I'm looking to take out my 14ft motor boat to clean the underside. I don't have a trailer but I'm wondering if anyone offers this as a service to take out with a trailer for a few hours on hard standing?
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3 minutes ago, Cal said:
No specific mention of boats at all but they have previously been grouped with campsites and mobile home parks which have the go ahead to reopen.
YesĀ I reckon so along with 2nd homes
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That's why I couldn't eat a Bream š¤£
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We live broom end of riverside estate and have rubbish o2 coverage so bought a throw away we mobile and it works fine although we don't use it for data
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32 minutes ago, CambridgeCabby said:
Is night fishing consideredĀ different to fishing all night , you say there is no time limit stated on the activity however it is clearly stated in the ukgov web site that you are notĀ permitted to spend overnight away from home or your bubbles homeĀ
Not really... someone night fishing will usually spend all night fishing. I suppose if you work weird hours fishing all night makes sense but in reality it does mean hoards of Carp anglers are fishing all night backed by Angling Trust and clubs up and down the country.
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26 minutes ago, EastCoastIPA said:Many people have ignored the guidance. Doesn't mean it's now legal just because they have!!!
Perhaps I'll go and stay on my boat this weekend and then it will be legal for everyone else!!!!
You may well be right but I'm just stating the facts as they are right now and what is happening on the banks
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On 17/06/2020 at 18:44, MauriceMynah said:
IĀ think that if anglers push the point then the government will have to define when you may or may not be away from your primary residence at night. It would have to be a "one size fits all" ruling and the only enforceable way would be a national curfew.
Just on the point of anglers pushing the point...its now historical it happened and they are now night fishing.
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Night fishing is allowed as there is no time limit on the activity. The angling trust, fish legal and lawyers successfully lobbied for this albeit you won't find explicit wording on the gov website.
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My boat has been up for sale since September and has had more viewings and now under offer since lock down!
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How much I miss socialising pubs and restaurants (but saved a fortune)
How much I missed fishing but back out now so big plus there
How little I've missed football, no season ticket for me next year and about 30 days back to socialise and fish
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Sorry here is the link
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This will interesting to a lot of people. An update from the Angling Trust... as yet not been on gov.uk but this will be reputable:-
We are delighted to announce that the Government's much anticipated new statement on travel and sport instead now reads "From today (13 May 2020) people in England can spend more time outdoors and enjoy a wider range of activities for any length of time, subject to social distancing rules."
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Here's a question...is visiting your own private mooring to check on your boat etc. allowed if it is where your 2nd home is?
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p.s. I won't be going as CBA driving but just thought it was a worthy question.
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27 minutes ago, grendel said:
thanks, that is about the clearest document I have seen thus far.
Agreed...good find
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11 minutes ago, psychicsurveyor said:
You can travel whatever you want in England, you can't stay overnight anywhere other than your own principal residence.
My marina has confirmed it is remaing closed and we shouldn't visit, they will check boats and report back..
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I cant seem to find anything about overnighting was that in somewhere other than the PDF?
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3 minutes ago, grendel said:
well I have found this- is this the new guidance they have been telling us about?
If so, there is not one word about boats or boating.
its not a 50 page publication though, unless it is in very large print.
Thats where I got my post info from as you say nothing about boating but surely thats then left to interpretation and access. If I wanted to travel down and go out my boat I don't see that I would be breaking any laws?
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32 minutes ago, marshman said:
sadly, need to be treated in a different class and until travel restrictions are relaxed a bit more, so do private owners living over say 100 miles away at least in the very short time ( sorry chaps!) but penalising the local private owner is wrong wrong wrong whichever way you look at it!!!!!!
There is no distance rule in England we can as from Wednesday travel any distance and no ruling on returning times
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I think by the fact you don't have to stay at home and you stay alert you're ok with most things. So as long as you're not reliant on others for access then fill yer boots
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That's a great accolade ST. š
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We had a really good laugh at that bar and about 10 of us drank it dry of champers šø... A great experience š
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Fairly high in south side but nothing alarming and dropping now
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5 hours ago, Jayfire said:
Hope you're not wanting to ignore my mundane ramblings Simondo, just tell me to shurrup instead, I don't take offense and I'll still buy you a pintĀ
I'll have that pint anytime and yes keep on rambling lš
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Ok cheers Grendel
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Thats not an answer to the question!
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Is it possible to set a forum or a thread to be ignored so that they don't pop up in unread content?
I've had a look around but nothing seems obvious
Cheers
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