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gancanny
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two fuel tanks, again surplus to needs
a steel tank of 50 litres and a plastimo 22 litre, both in good condition
the 50 litre £20 and the 22 litre £15
collect from brundall
many thanks
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These 5 rhond anchors are surplus to needs
£40 the lot, collect from brundall
1 x 13 inch
2 x 15 inch
2 x 16 inch
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38 minutes ago, MauriceMynah said:
The whites were brown, and the yolks were Mouldy, but there was no smell whatsoever.
if you had disturbed the contents of the egg, stirred or agitated, then the smell would have been ram
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32 minutes ago, kpnut said:
I realised just how low my Horizon 35 is compared to most other boats.
your boat is the right height for the broads, it is the others that are too high,
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24 minutes ago, Lulu said:
We’ve decided not to bother with any gauges as we can work it out now. How many days on board and just using a torch to peer into see what fuel is left.
i had a safari for a fair number of years and i made a dipstick out of timber with marks every 3 inches, it does give you a good idea of the amount of fuel in the tank, keep the dipstick in the gas locker
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20 minutes ago, marshman said:
It has another den - or used to have!! At Thurne Mouth on the S side ( technically its the Bure I guess!) but several years ago you could not touch bottom with a wherry quant. Thats pretty deep then!!!
chatting to a local eel catcher a few years back, he told me it was one of the deepest spots on the northern rivers
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it may also be the lift pump, on one of my old bmc,s the fuel drained back overnight leaving me to bleed every morning, kits are available
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10 hours ago, MauriceMynah said:
I really must try Meales. At the moment my vote goes to the cafe in the industrial estate in Hoveton near where Bolters is.
what better excuse do you need to use that bike, leave the car at the yard and visit both these locations by cycle,
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https://www.barnesbrinkcraft.co.uk/introducing-brinks-encore-plus-new-for-2020/
reading this it it just an updated version of the encore
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just gone through horning, fenders down, doh
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how is the cycling/keep fit going MM, have you an update
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didnt realise it had already been posted, doh
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have a look at this
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cantley
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i would guess the caxton club
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somerleyton
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a blast from the past,
i remember you having a similar craft years ago when you were on the forum, with a nice large canopy
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3 minutes ago, oldgregg said:
Just be really careful with bundled or 'affinity' insurance as it is known in the industry
yes, there is a story in our local rag this morning of a young couple on holiday in thailand having a motorcycle accident,
the insurance cover they have only extends to £13,500 and the hospital bills are way beyond that and still mounting
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i would imagine there will be signs erected, eg: "STRICTLY NO MOORING" with a plot number along side, then when you book you will be allocated a plot
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on a lighter note, in a couple of months time the langley dyke moorings will be anything but peace and quiet,
and the noise will not be from fellow boaters but from the rookery on the other side of the mooring
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does anyone have any news on the new inn at rockland,
i understood the family were coming out last october, has anyone took over
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a few years ago i sourced the same part for my BMC from martham boat yard, very helpful people
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and lets not forget alan
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21 hours ago, kpnut said:
a glaringly obvious orange bathtub!
had a one for a fair number of years, survival orange, great boat
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Water Rail Out And About.
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just a word of warning regarding this mooring, i have also been caught on the protruding fixings on the quay heading so extra fenders may have to be deployed in future