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I dont think you can question their accuracy over the fact that the guy is dead Carit but as you say factual accuracy can be a moveable feast

Sorry Bob , IO hope this reads better for you as I am making a serious attempt as per your advice to find a solution to your problem . I am working off a MacBook Air and I must admit to being relatively ignorant about the issues you speak about . Phew! at last I have reached the end of the line as I was running out of things to say Any improvement for you Bob ?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5625087/Company-director-56-crushed-death-half-ton-wooden-yacht.html This is a particularly sad story where a fellow Boater lost his life and it made me think of some of the " dodgy practices " I have witnessed over the years in Boatyards where Boaters are allowed to do their own Maintenance , lets face it few of us are Health and Safety Specialists and some Boatyards are simply content with placing a Disclaimer Notice on a wall in order to absolve themselves of Responsibility . My respects to the Bereaved Family but you get the feeling this Tragedy could easily have been avoided .

Its the Pegs in the Wet Ground Brian , as someone said earlier it can be an absolute Nightmare .

Thanks for Posting Rusty , my Grandfather met my Grandmother in Norfolk during WW2 and I spend a lot of time out there , mostly at Wells drinking Pints of Wherry

I have been trying to group these sorts for the 36 years that I have been afloat , I conclude most are People whom you would think would know better