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unclemike

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unclemike

unclemike

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just seen this on nbn facebook page

 

anyone know the owner of lady linda, looking quite low at the stern possible bilgeful of water

 

hope this helps

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Wonderwall

Wonderwall

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50 minutes ago, Labrador said:

Seen what? Or am I missing something.

The boat " Lady Linda" appears to be taking on some water and they are trying  to inform the owner.

Dosent say the location which might help a bit. I seem to remember seeing this boat but can't remember where.?

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Islander

Islander

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Hi NN, it's not the Classic of Thorpe Lady Linda as that one is mine and moored next to me right now:default_icon_e_biggrin:.

Is there a pic of the boat in question.

Colin:default_winko:

p.s. This is the Classic 35ds called Lady Linda

 

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Islander

Islander

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Hopefully someone in the area will have a closer look. A report to the BA would be an option. Personally I'd rather someone entered my boat than let it sink.

Colin:default_drinks:

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Gretzky

Gretzky

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Its a Bayliner 2455 moored outside the first bungalow on the western bank as head up stream. The swim step is touching the water and she is listing to port a little. Spotted it as I was leaving Potter on Saturday, unfortunatly didnt get the reg number but accoring to Craigs database its 389S.

MBA Marine

MBA Marine

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Hopefully nothing serious and worth checking out.  But also worth a reminder that there are many boats sitting at odd angles this time of year,  full of fuel and empty of water and whatever the owner has removed for winter can leave boats looking a bit lopsided, also keel v's no keel, no keel planing hulls out of trim can look very odd.

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Cockatoo

Cockatoo

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I would say that any report of a problem like this could really be helped with a photo. These days when even the cheapest mobile has a very good camera it would be so easy to take a quick snap so the owner, who could be quite a way away, could see exactly what the problem was.

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Cockatoo

Cockatoo

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On 17/12/2017 at 15:16, Islander said:

Personally I'd rather someone entered my boat than let it sink.

This begs the question, why would anyone hesitate to?

 

I realise that people might have their reasons, I just wonder what those reasons are?

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