Stilllearning

They have decided against a cruiser stern boat, a decision I completely understand.

A neat looking bit of pipe work, and a very smart basin, which as you say, will easily sit on top of a new corner unit, with ample drop to the outlet. My only caveat on these new (to you) systems is that as there is no trap, U bend or sump etc, do take care what gets dropped down the plug hole! Small items of value could get deposited in the cut all too easily.

It is an interesting set of data. Can you factor in age and length of boat as well?

Their out of there minds, I agree.

There cannot be any narrowboats built in 1980, 50 foot long, that are worth even 25% of the asking price. So it must be a typo. Alternative explanations involve words like greed and stupid.

I knew I should have checked. Think my point about impermeability still stands though.

Multiple choice only in theory, as no doubt you are aware. The UK electoral system is, in practice, a binary one.

The sort of first past the post democracy that works on the principle that with a bit of luck, the minority that “wins” goes on to make the best decisions for the majority that didn’t vote for them. Its a lot to ask and hope for, let alone actually get.

I am well aware of the extremely lengthy ad nauseam arguments for why the UK is leaving. It doesn’t change my, and many others, feelings that it seems likely to be a mistake. Although brexiters may find this surprising, I hope that the Uk makes a go of it, if only for the purely personal reason that my UK state pension will be worth more if the pound is strong against the Euro. It also doesn’t change my suspicion that voting to jump into the unknown was a really, really dicey move to take, and at the moment no one, including those that pretend to run the country, have the slightest inkling of what the outcome will be.

It gives on a warm glow, knowing that such a large proportion of the population voted to leave.

Could someone please remind me how many people voted for leaving? Ta.

Not doubting you, but I can’t find the link to the boat for sale.

Try removing it, and taking it with you to an ironmongers?

There are others around, this for example https://www.apolloduck.com/boat.phtml?id=567122

Doesn’t it rather depend on where the pound is, geographically and geologically speaking? A pound on an embankment would tend to leak and dry out more than a pound in a valley, and a pound on chalk like the K&A, leaks more than a pound on granite like a pennine canal?