luctor et emergo
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I used to 'advertise' my canal boat service here, but sold my boat 18 months ago. If you mean me, apologies, what bit advertising then did I miss to remove?
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Unless it is a watercooled shaft.
Just sayin..
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Why is it that every no hope total wreck of a boat is marketed as an ideal liveaboard????
Can they really imagine anyone wanting to live in what is essentially an open hull with a tiny little uninsulated cabin.
..............Dave
if I was in the market for a working boat, with adequate living accommodation and an engine room, I would. As yiu well know Dave ;-D
And as you well know, Heart of Gold was likely to be scrapped, if it wasnt for a stupid ejit who didnt know what he was doing....
The ejit has moved on, but Heart of Gold is still going strong.
How are you two keeping Dave?
(The ejit rummages at the back of the sofa, and gets out a tape measure and beer mat...)
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yes, it is.
advert says is would be an ideal 'live-aboard'....
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I have the popcorn, who's bringing the drinks?
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All part of the fun.
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Does anybody know more about this? There is a section where the towpath has been sinking over the years, and somebody told me a few weeks ago that it is now over topping at high levels.
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I agree with PaulC. the statement being challenged isn't factually true.
The boater does not HAVE to take a home mooring as stated to get a licence renewed. According to CRT they could instead choose to modify their cruising pattern to achieve compliance and demonstrate they have done so.
CRT do not go straight from 'no enforcement' to denial of a licence. They give the boater an opportunity to achieve compliance AIUI.
Not necessarily an easy option for all CCers I agree, but it remains an option available to them. Or are you saying that isn't what happens?
MtB
The problem is though, that CRT arbitrarily move the goal posts, and try to change the laws. It is a slippery slope, which will see you having to moor your boats on thrir moorings soon, because you're not complying with CRT rules.
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There is a particular satisfaction in rescuing a knackered boat, and getting her on the water again. Well done you.
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My trip on Clarrie from Bath to Bristol docks.
Very nice Laurie. But you put Keynsham lock between Saltford and Swinford locks..
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A man walks into a parallel universe..
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Might pop down in the camper. What is the situation with parking?
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A man walks into a parallel universe..
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A real boater drops the paddle, slowing its decend by holding the spindle.
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Yes, when street view first rolled out, a couple where pictured enjoying an intimate drink on a cafe terrace (that London I believe, Soho?). They complained and had their faces blurred, to avoid their respective partners finding out....
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A building site?
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Just lock up and go!
no no. It's 'bywash and go' surely...
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Am I the only one who opened this thread, expecting tales of mirth involving a simian and a bottle of Talisker. ..?
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Are these numberz independently verified? We all know how statistics can be used to suit ones agenda...
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A tentative connection might be the lesser used term 'jaag schuit' or 'jacht schuit', which came from the Dutch name of the towpath 'jaag pad'. The name 'trek pad' (the literal translation of tow path) is much less used in tge Netherlands.
'Jaag' translates predominantly as 'hunt' as in ' I hunt for for a living' ( a Hunter or 'Jager'), but also means 'to hurry along' or 'drive along'.
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Is this an example of your "attack the ball, not the man" philosophy you trot out from time to time.
that depends on wether he has custody of the braincell this week. .
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Is dogging an option?
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There is a very low bridge just east of Hilperton. You may also need to check the height of the bridge at Netham lock.
as for lowering the pounds... most pounds are a bit long for that.
do you have room for a few IBC containers, or 45gallon drums, to fill with water as ballast. You'll need more than a few jerry cans.
Air cooled lister can it be run when out of the water?
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Can an air-cooled Lister be run out of the water?
Yes.