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is that thames duhh, i just realized there may not be any canals in SW -
isn't that SE...duhh, i just realized there may not be any canals in SW
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thanks but need somewhere SW of m/keyns
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Who is the Site Owner (Split from Best Canal Boat Mag)
qaz replied to qaz's topic in Technical & Account Support
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Who is the Site Owner (Split from Best Canal Boat Mag)
qaz replied to qaz's topic in Technical & Account Support
its because google listed this as a mag and i assume the mag owns the forum. although i can find the actual mag. anyway thanks for the name -
hi how can i discover who actually owns the forum thanks
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you said: ."and if you speak about them like that, they are unlikely to become so minded" about who and like what, sorry ive no idea what ur on about, ive not been rude to anyone
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sorry, i dont get that about it being a benefit. u pay it wherever u live [one time fee for joining]. i'll see how there prices compare to other clubs, would really prefer something more to the s/west of that area
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looked at lions club site...nice layout by i would need to attend a work party one a mouth from exeter...would they let me do separate days on my own i wonder ? also theres a one off joining fee a \£400
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when i went through the tunnel i would have loved a couple of crew to stop the bow bumping into the walls.....by end of tunnel i had it sorted
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interesting a month!..,,.thats what i call a trip, no wonder boats stay put. i will be single handed, but it can't be any more difficult that my very first time on a n/boat which within the first hour had me entering [single handed] an extremely long tunnel for about an hour out of curiosity does anyone have any views on how the resale value on a n/boat might change by moving it from M/Keyns to Saul junction [near bristol]
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great web site, thanks. [so many pubs, that'll eat into the minutes and maybe the days:)] so....This is a trip of 139 miles, 5¾ furlongs and 121 locks from Milton Keynes Marina to Saul Junction. This will take 65 hours and 34 minutes which is 9 days, 2 hours and 34 minutes
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yes could admin pls move my thread to a better place ,thanks yes could admin pls move my thread to a better place ,thanks
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brilliant just what i needed, do u happen to know if you can get to saul junction by the severn from m/keyns, and if so how many days it might take
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yes it is, i quite like the one to left of birmingham though . but am still looking for a non commercial PLACE
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thanks for that, im checking out their location now, update: unfortunately there all further away from exeter where i am
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well yes i believe it was mk marina, good to know they cant double book a crane they dont have ...but its the attitude of being unreliable towards customers that pisses people off [and often for v/good reason as i illustrated] . un professional attitudes can run at any/every level in a business quite easily. what gets me is that they know the crane driver regularly double books and didn't tell me [4 months ago when i booked] im getting tired of moving around the system so if anyone knows what a web search term would be for these non commercial n/boats clubs pls let me know, ive only the other day discovered they exist thanks
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am simply letting people know my experience , make up ur own mind about using them Alan. as a fellow boat owner in the community i think its a duty to provide accurate information that could save great disappointment and possible expense. i have illustrated what sort of disappointment can/did result. sorry, i didn't see ur other questions but if u dig round u will find the other marina owned by them , maybe by identifying the board of directors as overseeing both places so the thread was 12 yrs old...am not targeting or trying to stop anyone. u read it didn't you, that was the point of posting it. yes i need a reliable place to get craned out since finding i cant rely on willow bridge
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willow bridge marina and presumable their sister site in Milton keyns hire in a crane driver named Ray, who they know does double booking . this means that a booked lift out date can be changed by them.....it cost me a couple hundred quid with lost work etc, was not no apology from the yard manager either
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do u know how much membership and non residential mooring [35ft] would be for them by any chance, i only got to have a very brief chat with the Soc. im looking for a permanent [not temp] mooring. i am so glad you mentioned this Soc originally
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had a chat with Aylesbury Boat Club , i may even join them permanently. anyone know what would be a general search term for these non commercial clubs/societies as they seem much cheaper that a marina to permanently keep a boat. am especially interested in anything closer to the west country that milton keyns. thanks
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seems like the recommendation from one person [probably the owner] to use willow bridge marina was bad advice as after talking with several customers i'm hearing nothing but complaints. they also have a sister yard in milton keyns whih i will avoid.
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anyone know of a boatyard near cosgrove where i can work on my boat while shes out. Willowbridge Marina [they have a sister business nearby in milton keyns with same problems] are out out the question as as no one has anything good to say about them ,thanks
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anyone know of a boatyard near cosgrove where i can work on my boat while shes out. Willowbridge Marina [they have a sister business nearby in milton keyns with same prpblems] are out out the question as as no one has anything good to say about them thanks