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Smashing Vid, they dont make them like that anymore!

Ooh you lucky so N so's, I love the cold crisp mornings up there, enjoy folks

Are you hearing should of or should've though? They do sound very similar.....

Will it be the full six coats of varnish? Or the scale equivilent?

I wouldnt be keen on fixed ones but the idea of portable ones to be used at problem spots/times seems a reasonable balance. I doubt most people speed because they aren't aware of the limits however....

Hello and welcome from me Dave

Fantastic! Glad it's all starting to come together for you Robin, good luck, I hope it turns out better than you imagined

Water Rail was used for filming, my folks saw a camera man on her following Lady Christina and she was in shot a few times on the programme.

Was anyone else looking out for themselves or people they know in the background? My folks passed them on the Ant above Ludham Bridge somewhere so we were keenly studying the screen for them...

Wonderwall, yes it's on the Ant at How Hill, pretty sure it's open to the public still but I haven't been around it for years personally, think I will make it a priority though

I found the show absolutely heart warming and it showed the Broads off very nicely I thought

That all sounds perfectly sane and reasonable to me...........and of course if you were to BUY a boat then you can get afloat just as often and in whichever season you wish......

3 do a similar app which I find works pretty well but I guess you need to be on the 3 network to use it....

Very exciting, fingers crossed Robin

Congratulations!

I was at NBS a week or so ago and thought the Alpha looked familiar....now I know why!

I liked the one that had Nicole and Bob Mortimer in it....

Nicole? She n Papa advertised Renaults...?

No worries. As for the other thing, I haven't a clue

Wooah, sooo was somebody in the wrong place orr?

Ah yes I've seen Capt Matt on my travels I think, always look out for them as seem quite rare. That CF26 is in lovely order, poked my nose at her a week or two ago down at NYA. Rob

Which one was yours Paul? JohnK, I think it will depend on the shape of the hull, the CF21 for example is quite a bit narrower at the waterline than the gunwhale(if thats the correct term) I'd be happy to help with any measurements etc just ask

Oh and if you want to see what one looks like, check my Avatar pic...

A Colin Facey CF21 might do the job, 21'Long ×8'4" Beam(i think, will check later), little Yanmar 1GM10 inboard diesel on outdrive(well mine has anyway), tall enough to stand up in part yet goes through Potter pretty easily(think I had 6'3" on the gauge last time n it wasnt tight tight), galley and seperate heads(mine has a proper loo n tank but not sure if they all did) and two doublish berths or two single n one double. Think the same mouldings were used by others too. Hope thats of some assistance:)

Ooh I do like a Lidl.....