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Which is a more direct way of stating what I was suggesting ..................!

They used to be appalling to deal with if you had an issue whilst I find EE very accessible and equally helpful.

In this instance, yes, I'm afraid so.

Superb. Thank you sharing.

Thanks for that Matty ........ although I might just break into your paint store and have a look on the top shelf having seen the price, especially the postage charge!

From where does one obtain Acrosyl?

A beautiful piece of writing for, albeit, a sorry tale. Would love to be able to write like this (says one who makes his living at the job)!

Is this within the scope of mere mortals like myself?

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Does the boat have a composting loo?

That would be pretty much my experience with a 60' boat. For a more extreme outcome, to enable me to paint the stern bands and the rubbing strip above the uxter plate, I put a couple of IBCs on the tug deck and filled them with water, thereby raising the stern well clear of the water. So, yes, I think you could achieved your desired result Mr Boilerman.

I use EE and have 32GB on a MiFi dongle and 30GB on the phone which I use almost exclusively for tethering. I pay £14.50 for the MiFi GBs and £25 for the phone contract (SIM only) per month. I rely on it for work and when busy use pretty much all of the 62GB. As others have suggested, I put both the phone and the dongle in/near the window and use the suction pad bendy arms designed to mount phones/satnavs to car windscreens. It's a simple and reliable set up and speeds are very acceptable. You'll find which device is best in terms of other traffic overload at different points in the day and use accordingly!

Tony Tugboats (07810 646733; www.tonytugboats.com/index.html)

It was predominantly a follow up meeting to an original early in the summer John, called by the local MSP – Jackie Baillie, Bowling Community Council and residential boaters in the Bottom Basin. It was as a result of SC's decision to leave the site unlocked 24/7 and withdraw security. There was general concern that the poorly-lit sea lock was a hazard and that the hooligan element was a very real threat to boaters and their families living there. The outcome was instantaneous in that gates are now locked 20.00-08.00 and security has been reinstated for at least part of the night. It seems that although SC take little or no notice of their customers, they jump once an MSP pops up! However, service was discussed at some length and featured future manning regimes for the office at Bowling and sea lock operating times. Nothing has been decided but opinions will be sought at the next meeting with a view to firming up the new operating times. You would obviously have an interest here and could therefore make a useful input. If you contact Scott MacMurry at Applecross Street, I'm sure he'll arrange for you to be invited at the beginning of December – I believe the 3rd.

In any Nicholson guide that has been published in the last three years, where 'Garage' is listed against the facilities, it signifies that diesel and petrol are available within easy reach of the waterway. Previous editions could be somewhat more random and the establishment listed might only offer mechanical services.