ExSurveyor

It was Barnes

You can always moor at Barnes and pick up the staff member, saves the bun fight in front of the bridge.

I can only imagine what our much missed pesky mod would say about these disgraceful posts, You would all be modded

No one would have believed in the last years of the nineteenth century that this world was being watched keenly and closely by intelligences greater than man's

I am onboard and fending for myself this weekend, I found these in a cupboard whilst looking for tonics. I guess they aren't plates. I know how the microwave and coffee machine work so I should survive.

Having had a nasty experience with a unwarranted penalty notice on a perspex window, I found WD40 and a plastic debit card was the best thing.

We have a Great Leader locally who likes to wear a traffic cone. Great Leaders, wearing cones since 1850

Is there a seacock or closing valve somewhere that has been closed by mistake ?

I suspect the amount of cars and people about during their peak season makes it difficult to get plant on site.

Were your ears burning Bob

Not me, or Whitey, but I know the man who does. I had trouble in a inflatable a few years ago

Definitely not, We all know he is 5*

And his Master had another staring role for Cuprinol

Don't make such a fuss, It's only a small pr#ck,

I had a Honda Legend coupe and a couple of Integras. Also had a HRV, that was an odd one.

Always. Not a job I would want to do.

I have an Richardsons Calypso and an ex Topcraft Topliner. I had thorough surveys on both. The Topliner was in excellent condition with a very high standard of fit out. It was sold as the yard was closing at short notice but hadn't been left to deteriorate. The calypso was good as it had been in private ownership for 7 years before I purchased it. Just go into it with your eyes open and be realistic about what you are getting.

If you are using Captain Tolleys make sure you put something under where it leaks is it can run through until it fully seals.

Indiana Jones and the Trial by Sea

Modern propaganda

It was, and cost a fortune and was a vanity project, now it has commercial success after being taken ever by private enterprise.

I am one of those annoying people who never gets bites even when everyone else is under attack. I have never been stung by a wasp or bee. Twin brother and sons are the same. My mother in law says its because I have bad blood , just going to turn her electric chair on

I was thinking along the lines of a tank pump out. Seal a tank adaptor in the top with a small vent hole and use a pond vacuum. Any thoughts.

Here is one for the technicality minded. This is at the marina in Kent. A middle section of a long run of the floating pontoon has started to accumulate rainwater via fixing holes on the top surface. The floats are about 1.5m x1m and are about 12 years old and are in good condition. The void is filled with blocks of polystyrene and the whole float is sealed. The floats have to remain in situ although the decking can be lifted. I have a theory, what would you do to remove the water that has ingressed, before sealing the offending holes.

No but there is always the forward torpedo tubes.