TheBiscuits

I hope you didn't pay him!

14 days, or longer as is reasonable in the circumstances, surely...

An online winter mooring via CRT doesn't change CCer/ no home mooring status. Mooring for a few months (actually more than 14 days!) in a marina or on a non-CRT mooring means you should change your mooring status declaration with CRT. Yes, there should be a change in licence fee for this period. I suspect in practice the admin fee will cost more than any potential saving though, at least for the next couple of years until the higher surcharges kick in. If you surrender the mooring for 6 months and declare no home mooring then you'll get an increase in your licence fee. If you still have a home mooring and go out cruising for 6 months you're not CCing!

Wuss. If it's not up to the balance beam it's hardly worth mentioning Nah, just crack a paddle or two and wait overnight!

Or at least an eBay knock-off key ...

Not yet, but I do like doing Plank Lane bridge just before the timer prevents operation ...

Try reading past the headline then ... ... although I'm not entirely sure who they are paying it to!

Panama Canal, single transit private yacht...

Bucket lists r us .... https://www.dartmouthrailriver.co.uk/tickets/round-robin

It could if they took their narrow boats beyond the 12 mile limit 😁

Flog them to the chap opposite me who was running his engine at 0330 yesterday...

I we're considering miniatures, Haigh Hall country park has one just above Wigan

They are two different things ...

Tarleton end of the Rufford Branch for West Lancs Light Railway. Preston Marina or Ashton Basin for Ribble Steam railway and museum.

Oi! What have I done to deserve such treatment? 😭

I've just reported this post as it seems to fill the criteria contained within it ... The text reads off, lots of filler text and rather bland.

Occam's Razor says close ones that this doesn't apply to - Grand Union, Regent's, Oxford ...

Yeah, but you only did it the once!

Or The Market Tavern. Or Jack's House if you fancy a longer walk.

Not an unexpected comment, but why am I not entitled to it at the same age my parents were? Do I get a refund of my National Insurance that paid your "entitlement"? It's certainly not gone in a pot for me to claim in the future!