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It really isn't. Also if you have to explain the reasons behind a name it isn't a good name to start with.

But they have a notebook full of details! 🤣

I was going to say the same. Maybe a mandatory 'country' field chosen from a drop down list would be better?

What waterways are you planning to use the boat on? 8.5' wide will limit where you can travel. This is assuming you're not an AI bot.

Morning Glory as a name isn’t too cringy in itself but coupled with the emoji it races to top of the cringe list.

Pretty sure you're overthinking it a bit. A boat hung up by the bow will pivot around the point at which it is caught (DAMHIK) which will then roll the boat making the chine catch on the lock wall and the gunwale against the gunwale of the other boat jamming them both.

I wasn't aware that the Stop House bins were going to be removed but makes sense if true.

Why?

One of the boats you can see through the bridge hole is sunk so that's not going anywhere.

We've got one. Well it's the room with the cassette toilet which has a sink with drainer and storage cupboards in it so it's more or less a utility room. 60' trad stern narrow boat.

I can remember being quite surprised that anyone thought that they came up through the plug hole. It always made sense to me that they dropped in from above.

It does look like someone has come from the world of twin engined cruisers and had a 'Whitefield' moment and thought "those twin engined jobbies I'm used to are so much more advanced than these narrow steel tubes. I'll show them how to do things properly"

That's what we use. However I'm sure someone will be along shortly to say they're not suitable for use on boats 🙄

Think you might have them upside down/wrong side. Are the pieces shaped like my excellent CAD sketch below? If so, the piece with the flat portion in line with the cylindrical bit needs to be the piece attached to the cabin side. Basically the male bit needs attaching to the cabin side, not the door as you have them.

A phrase used by people who have no care or thought regarding their actions on others.