Dawnie

We always baked bread in the nb. Only when the bopat was moving or just running the engine for the bake part as that is when the energy is mainly used. Beats trying to finde a bakers! We also kept a stock of part bakes too for when we couldn't use the breadmaker.

Some brilliant photos there Tone, How are things now?

...though not without incident. He is 15 now (I think) and, as I took him to the vet's, on what I thought was a one way trip for him, last winter, the fact that he is still here and still happy was our best xmas present, this year. I know that feeling well! Dogs never fail to surprise me

If he spent the rest of his life with you, then it was (or is still) a happy one

We left sharing, which worked for us at the time but I could see the way the wind was blowing and got out and did exactly what Carl says he would do here Remembering the people we shared with I can only agree with this too!!!

If you can only moor 14 nights in any one year, how would that apply to boat sharers? They would need to keep a log of where they moored up every day!

Supermalc frequents the dawncraftowners forum now Angela

KK, You can always mention toilets (or lack of disposal in my case), continuous cruising/mooring, ecofans, Phylis vs Dave, grp vs sewertubes..... need I go on?