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andy the hammer

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I was speaking to a boater tonight who seems to be in the area all the time,informed me that he considered himself a continious cruiser as he had been informed officially that if he had five moorings half hour towpath walk apart and spent 14 days on each mooring on the 14th day on the fifth mooring he returned to mooring one he could start the process again.

Is this continious cruising?

 

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Andy

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I was speaking to a boater tonight who seems to be in the area all the time,informed me that he considered himself a continious cruiser as he had been informed officially that if he had five moorings half hour towpath walk apart and spent 14 days on each mooring on the 14th day on the fifth mooring he returned to mooring one he could start the process again.

Is this continious cruising?

 

Regards

 

Andy

 

Is it 'eck! It's taking the mick.

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I was speaking to a boater tonight who seems to be in the area all the time,informed me that he considered himself a continious cruiser as he had been informed officially that if he had five moorings half hour towpath walk apart and spent 14 days on each mooring on the 14th day on the fifth mooring he returned to mooring one he could start the process again.

Is this continious cruising?

 

Regards

 

Andy

 

Not another wind up post. The word continuous gives the game away. It is not possible to cc on one canal never mind five spots on one.

 

Tim

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I was speaking to a boater tonight who seems to be in the area all the time,informed me that he considered himself a continious cruiser as he had been informed officially that if he had five moorings half hour towpath walk apart and spent 14 days on each mooring on the 14th day on the fifth mooring he returned to mooring one he could start the process again.

Is this continious cruising?

 

Regards

 

Andy

 

Do you happen to know whether he's he a committee member of the IWA?

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GSer Experienced

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No joke he even moaned about boaters for not moving for months.

 

Andy

 

 

They are about, a boat near here has been moored in the one spot since easter, he claims that because he has a mooring elsewhere, he can stay wherever he wants for as long as he wants!!! :rolleyes:

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Some offical at Leighton Buzzard he informed me

 

Ah - That will be the same official that told me there was fairies at the bottom of my garden and a fat bloke in a red and white suit will deliver presents down our chimney early on on the morning of the 25th December each year...

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It is not possible to cc on one canal never mind five spots on one.

As I said in another thread, much though you might like it to be thus CRT don't actually agree with you.

 

Q. What about if you have a river licence and never leave the River Lee?

 

A. Providing you demonstrate that you move up and down the river within the spirit of the guidance, it’s not a problem.

 

The Lee is less than 28 miles long.

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PiRSqwared Rising Star

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...it is futile...resistance, that is

 

As I said in another thread, much though you might like it to be thus CRT don't actually agree with you.

 

 

 

The Lee is less than 28 miles long.

 

Indeed, it is doable in a couple of days.

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I should have qualified my remark. It is not possible to cc on one canal unless you want to extract the urine :cheers:

 

Tim

 

 

Mmmmmmm, i've got to say, i don't extract the urine, and i cruise well within with current rules/guidlines, but some years I do CC a single bw/crt water.

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