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WherryNice
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I might be wrong but I don't think Direct Debits are taken via debit card which would also make me suspicious even if the wording/grammar didn't.
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One thing I have noticed with fendering suppliers is that they sometimes seem to be selling Wilks products under a different name but at a higher price than Wilks themselves.
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https://www.wilks.co.uk/marine.html
These people do a good range of fendering/rubbing strake and may have what you require.
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Erm, should there be a picture here?
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Paint first I reckon....
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Flat batteries and full bilges are the things that worry me the most tbh, although luckily out of the three boats currently in our family two are currently sitting on the hard and the other was given a good coat of looking at just before lockdown so should be ok.
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Just now, Vaughan said:
1970.
Not much more than a year either side, to my memory.
Thank you Vaughan,
3 minutes ago, Vaughan said:You are absolutely right my friend!
Perhaps I should tell a few true stories about Jenners, but maybe tomorrow, on a different thread?
Yes please!
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2 hours ago, trambo said:
With far too much spare time I've been trawling through some of my favourite photo sites and found this gem on Flickr from foundin_a_attic.
I take it was shot from the Town House Hotel.
What period in time are we looking at here please?
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I think that I would book myself in for an extended stay at the Altnaharra Hotel in Scotland, situated along the A836(a single track with passing places!) in Lairg.
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1 hour ago, Jemaki said:
I hope you don't mind my self indulgence by posting a few photos
Not at all, I think most if not all of us appreciate looking at fresh photos
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I don't know about next year but maybe in a decade or two we might have a documentary called "Onoda Syndrome(nobody told me lockdown was over!)".
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C'est La Vie
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Too hot for me! Starting to wish I had one of them WiFi doodars now though...
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Thelma and Louise
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Falling down
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Cheers Jay, that was fun
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Gold - Spandau Ballet
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(I just)died in your arms - Cutting crew
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Road to nowhere- talking heads
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Walking on sunshine....
Whoops crossed over with Chameleon there
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Thanks Vaughan very interesting indeed and how boring must the 4107 have seemed in comparison(if a little easier to maintain perhaps?).
By 'Blown air scavenging' are we talking proper supercharging with positive boost pressure or something a little more gentle? Having looked at the pics I can't quite decide exactly what is what.
When she was up for sale recently she sat for quite some time slowly deteriorating(not seriously but varnishwork starting to dull etc) and I found myself getting drawn in closer n closer as the asking price slowly crept down(it didn't help that I could see her from my mooring), finally reaching almost affordable levels but in the end whilst many aspects of the re-fit would have been within my capabilities doing proper justice to any woodwork required would not and I feared that I would've ended up ruining her, so it was quite a relief to see her sell and some work begin although I'm not sure where she is now.
Incidently when for sale she was listed with a new Nanni of some sort.
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loving this Vaughan, thanks for sharing, can't wait for the engine room tour
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Historically Broads - Griffin Family
in The Historic Broads
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I can see the pics if I open the document, great looking boats!