Glynn

Blue Water Boats, fantastic fabrication quality.

"Eat-in or hot takeaway food from restaurants, cafes and pubs; accommodation in hotels, B&Bs, campsites and caravan sites; attractions like cinemas, theme parks and zoos; all these and more will see VAT reduced, from next Wednesday [July 15] until January 12, from 20 per cent to five per cent."

Will marina fee's now be vat at 5% like camp sites etc will be ?, since most of them are 'leisure facilities".

I have read it and the bit thats interesting is in the heading, 'Guidance on inland and coastal boating and protecting yourself and others from coronavirus' Guidance being the word here.

1st one indeed does look like Gargrave on the L&L.

Could just bury them under the next concrete pouring of a new lock cill I suppose.

Shoot them

Put the bolt back ?

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I think New Heat is superior to Excell, I buy a ton at a time off National Coal. £370 for 40 x 25kg bags delivered. = £9.25 a bag https://nationalcoal.co.uk/product/new-heat/

It could be done using linear actuators on the engine & box and controlled by a switch on the tiller I suppose.

You could fit hooks to the fender rope, then just hook them on when you moor up.

Is it on Mrs Manilys at Adlington ?

As an aside to this for anyone interested. Last week I bought two bags of SuperTherm to try. Straight away we noticed how much more ash it produced compared to New heat and less coal still "in" in the morning. So I will continue to use New Heat which is IMO the best approved smokeless there is - bar none. It might be a little more expensive but snce it lasts longer, gives out more heat and produces less ash and hardly any clincker it's actually cheaper to me.

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Its a cheap coal. Cheap for a reason in my opinion.

John at Lancs Marine Electrical Services covers that area and does BSS testing. 07767 375450

If you mean Oxbow's "Red" ?. I find it crap, leaves way too much ash and lots of clinker for the heat it put's out. My all time favourite is New Heat ( previously called Pure Heat )

Couldn't you fit two switches and use both wires as positive's ( one to the horn, other to light) then pick up the negative's near the light and horn ?.

Contact Jonathon B Jackson Ltd, Ulverston, Cumbria for the survey. He came to us at Lower Park, Barnoldwick. He's a good surveyor. Lowerpark also arrange lifting in/out.

Have you looked at http://nationalcoal.co.uk

Ive had Jabsco's for years, they seem to last best to me. Parmax 4

Or just use a Mac.

We bought a NB from Heritage Marina earlier this year, the marina is ok, bit tight getting the boat in/out of though. The Rising Sun is indeed a good pub.

I wouldnt buy one ( personal choice) Ive seen too many of them smashes into stone walls & bridge holes and sunk in locks.