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Bogart
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One more set to shift.
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Agreed never know who is looking.
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Will weigh it up and let you know.
Regards
Dave
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18 hours ago, MauriceMynah said:
My guess is Glasgow.
Sorry, couldn't resist it.
My there is always one.
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My be expensive if including the magazines but choice is yours. Let me know how you want to proceed.
Regards
Dave
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Yours for the having whereabouts are you?
Dave
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On 28/07/2023 at 09:21, Bogart said:
Have two sets of RYA course material.
Each set contains the following
Essential Navigation and Seamanship Course exercise and course information book.
Day Skipper Northern Hemisphere exercise and course information book.
RYA Training Almanac.
RYA Training Charts 3 and 4, actually have 4 of each of these charts.
Compass and Protractor.
Also some copies of Yachting Monthly and Practical Boat Owner
Free to anyone who could make use of any of the above let me know and we can sort something out.
My cannot even give them away. Suppose could always contact NB Yacht Club and Horning Sailing Club.
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Have two sets of RYA course material.
Each set contains the following
Essential Navigation and Seamanship Course exercise and course information book.
Day Skipper Northern Hemisphere exercise and course information book.
RYA Training Almanac.
RYA Training Charts 3 and 4, actually have 4 of each of these charts.
Compass and Protractor.
Also some copies of Yachting Monthly and Practical Boat Owner
Free to anyone who could make use of any of the above let me know and we can sort something out.
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Not you behind the wheel then?
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Yes the viaduc du millau is quite an impressive structure, very interesting how they built it.
My old girl has been over it a couple of times. She enjoys going back home.
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As you say keep them to yachts.
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Where I am a mobile signal is 99% of the time unavailable. Still does stop the surgery using it as my primary number. Given up telling them to use the landline.
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I will not disagree with any of the above. I used to work in a hospital in the mid 70s when management were starting to take over. This has lead to the current situation of all chiefs and no indians. Was mentioned in one of the chats I had last week that yes there is a pyramid in the NHS, only problem is it is upside down. The NHS probably does not need more money as such just needs it directing to the right areas. And do not get me going on the subject of GPs and their love now of technology. Oh your leg is falling off, please send us a picture so a non medical person can look at it first whilst I look for my new clipboard. Cynical too damn right!
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16 hours ago, grendel said:
all I will say here is, dont cut a 20 foot steel pole that is vertical with a 2.5kW 9" grinder, when you finally cut through the weight of the pole drops onto the grinder disc, at this point the disc stops (the grinder and passenger hanging onto it carried on going, 4 times round the pole). luckily my dad was hanging onto the pole so that didnt land on me too.
Brings a totally different meaning to dancing round the maypole.
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Like most things advantages and disadvantages, though for broads crusing the the latter outweigh the former.
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This is what I was using.
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12 hours ago, Smoggy said:
Get yerself a chainsaw and have some proper fun, I tend to wear proper health and safety shorts t-shirt and deck shoes for the job, you can't be too careful...
Absolutely sounds like you know what you are doing.
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One point that struck me on seeing this on a broads boat was , as mentioned, how much it sticks out below hull.
And as pointed out they may be more efficient propulsion wise but are more maintenance intensive due to a complicated gearbox. Plus the seal around the exit hole needs to be 100% and inspected regularly.
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My grinder needs hand pressure to operate so as soon as one releases this it slows and stops. My stupid fault to let my other hand wander near it whilst stopping. Lesson learned. The chap who stiched me up said most injuries caused by circular saws and lawnmowers, oh and the lawnmower season is just beginning he said. On that cheery note will say goodnight.
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You sound like my wife
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Has anybody hard and fast thoughts about this drive method? Spoken to a couple of people who thought they were one step down from the Devil's spawn.
Surely they are not that bad?
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Had an arguement with an angle grinder tuesday so off to A&E. Three hours later out with an appointment for the thursday to have the op.
Thursday all stitched up and ready to face the world again, well in a sling but nearly ready.
What can I say about NNUH except thank you so much for an efficient and friendly interaction. When needed the NHS is brilliant pity this
government think otherwise!
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2 hours ago, marshman said:
Perhaps in reality you are looking for something to prevent you actually buying a boat!
So what if a window leaked - get it resealed! And that is unlikely to be the only thing in an almost 30 year old boat - you cannot get perfection in a boat! Bit like buying a house - there is always a compromise!!!
If I was not looking for a boat would not be on here!
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Thanks for the replies. First yes Waterside pics only show a portion of the boat nothing from galley backwards.
New upholstery maybe pity they could not get any to fit correctly. The fact there was pictured an old oil filled radiator
I assumed no heating other than that think borne out as not mentioned anywhere in the specs.
Regards engine size I have looked up a few of these and seem a right old variation of makes and sizes.
I just thought it looked a bit pricey.
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Rya Day Skipper Course Material
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Now shifted.