Alan de Enfield

Not very far (unless you are in a canoe) it gets extremely shallow (inches) and very rocky. Do not proceed past the 'limit of navigation' marked on the charts - to do so would (probably) invalidate any insurance, and if you got stuck you'd be 'on your own'.

Not all anchors - many people have realised the Danforth is not worth having and have invested in a type that actually works. @LadyG has a very good anchor - latest generation and more likely to pull her "T" off than fail to set correctly.

Probably not !

He is still on the forum - known as @rusty69 when wearing rubber or leather suits.

I learnt it in Cubs and Scouts.

Rope ladders are not designed to be climbed the same way as a conventional ladder Unless the bottom of the ladder is secured, you'll just end up 'upside down'. A rope ladder is'climbed' from the side.

Seems a bit 'odd' - how can a box be both sealed and vented ?

So a newbies 1st post on that Piston-heads' forum AND on this forum -and the question is identical. If it walks like duck and sounds like a duck its probably "Artificial Ignorance"

If you are drunk, bang your head as you fall in, have a heart attack, or ........................ Then you probably are unable to stand up. The canals are generally less than 3 feet deep, but, you can drown in 6" of water.

You forgot running a vehicle costs - but, still not bad for 15 minutes work ! Yes, but you only file once a year.

"Go Limited" - problem solved.

The subject appears to be "gas fitting" and LadyG says that the gas bods have to pay to issue a certificate. I think she is confusing it with the BSS certificate. Certainly we have to have a landlords certificate, for our caravans, - and - they are not cheap !

"No, I have no preference, please arrange to have it taken wherever you feel is best"