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  • 2 weeks later...
On 13/06/2022 at 20:29, Psychalist said:

Short visit: top basin. Overnight: lower basin (apparently) - if you arrange that, you get museum entry included. Don't miss the Bolinder being fired up.

 

It's the other way round. It's about £5 a night to moor there, but if you buy a museum ticket you get 1 night's mooring fee included.

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  • 3 weeks later...

Booked through C&RT's booking system, £10 per night in the lower basin, includes museum entry.  However, you will need mooring pins, as there are NO rings or bollards, the actual advertised moorings are unmarked unlit, and some crossed by mooring ropes from "exhibits".  Be sure to fill with water before going down as there is no water point in the basin, moor as far from the Holiday Inn air-con fans as possible.

The museum is in a period of upheaval due to the moving of stored material, and exhibition re-arranging as of 5/7/22 our visit date.

Beware of the top lock, the walls have a huge leak which sprays across the rear deck, as you go down.

All this has been said to the museum, the staff are well aware of the problems. (even before I raised them)

 

Bod

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