Facebook Pages?

[FirstRateFirstMate]

Does anyone have a facebook page where they post about your boating adventures?

 

We do, it would be swell if you could give it a like

 

https://www.facebook.com/narrowboatdesiree/?fref=ts

 

Thanks all

[DHutch]

Moved to General Boating.

 

 

Daniel

[jeanb]

There seems to be frequent mention of facebook pages recently, especially with reference to the stolen from Mercia (and found) narrowboat in July/August. We are looking for a facebook page where members of this forum post, we have tried searching. Could somebody enlighten us please? Thank you.

[wrigglefingers]

Here you go ... if you join the group, I'll be along in a minute to admit you.

 

https://www.facebook.com/groups/707309872616701/

[jeanb]

Thank you, request to join just sent.

[wrigglefingers]

All done, Jean.

[jeanb]

Sorted. Thanks again.

[ditchcrawler]

Here you go ... if you join the group, I'll be along in a minute to admit you.

 

https://www.facebook.com/groups/707309872616701/

But some of us are in lots of other places too.

[Tim Lewis]

Does anyone have a facebook page where they post about your boating adventures?

 

We do, it would be swell if you could give it a like

 

https://www.facebook.com/narrowboatdesiree/?fref=ts

 

Thanks all

 

There are dozens of canal related Facebook pages, just put canal in the FB search bar to find them.

 

Tim

[ditchcrawler]

 

There are dozens of canal related Facebook pages, just put canal in the FB search bar to find them.

 

Tim

and a new one started

[Dave Payne]

and a new one started

Is it like all the others, 70% of people moaning about stuff, 20% of people spamming and 10% sharing happy boaty things?

[max campbell]

Thank you, Desiree, for the link, it's a nice idea.

 

Did Limehouse twice - once in an electric canoe from the Lea, and once off the Thames in a 20' sailing boat (ex rig). The turning into the lock gets quiet exciting, doesn't it?

[zenataomm]

Enjoy your boat and getting about on it.

Too many spend most of their time tied up in a marina most of the year.

It's encouraging to see someone stretching their experience so.

 

I am on Facebook, but mainly to keep in touch with family in Oz.

I don't post anything boaty on it, I don't see the need to advertise either my house is empty or my boat is unattended.

 

I don't really understand the "likey" thing either but I only ever attended one boat rally it was an IWA one back in the 8os and I found it all to be a bit twee.

Somebody said to me "Your boat's nice, do you like mine?" and it reminds me of that.

 

Well done by the way on clearing a bladeful whilst on the tideway, that's real boating.