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Post by gazza on Nov 12, 2022 18:33:04 GMT
So today saw me pulling 5 boats out the water - a Birchwood 25 was first up, followed by a pair of Elysian 27βsβ¦.. You canβt easily see ex Mouse Vanguard in this shot but I can assure you sheβs behind my old girl π A Project 31 followed by a Princess 32 and the day is done. Imagine my surprise to find some piss taking git has moved his boat onto my vacant mooring - knowing full well he wonβt need to move for months on end - he has the inside line Iβve got plenty of work to do before the first swallow makes an appearance π€¦ββοΈ Boaters eh? Piss takers the lot of em ππ
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Post by dyertribe on Nov 12, 2022 20:30:12 GMT
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Post by gazza on Nov 12, 2022 20:42:59 GMT
Iβve been a little disingenuous π€ i.postimg.cc/7ZNH0LB5/2187413-B-5649-4564-BCE9-24-FD0-F42451-B.jpgThe eagle eyed among you will have spotted itβs my very good friends Ormelite Northern Star, he is using my mooring fir the winter - we have some flood protection works to do to his mooring - he only took it on late summer ( scaffold poles and riser rings to go in)along with constructing a solar panel mount. It made sense to stick him on mine so we could be sure he was safe should we get any big floods - gives us a bit of breathing space to get it done while Iβm on the hard π
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Post by dogless on Nov 12, 2022 21:11:51 GMT
Boat's looking pretty fine gazza ... what's on the to do list ? Rog
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Post by JohnV on Nov 12, 2022 21:19:37 GMT
is that a completely new cabin gazza or just incredibly well refurbished ..... I wouldn't have recognised it as an Orme in that first picture the rubbing bands and the foredeck give it away in the second shot (I'm also quicker at spotting the centre cockpit Wanderer series)
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Post by peterboat on Nov 22, 2022 18:29:08 GMT
Iβve been a little disingenuous π€ i.postimg.cc/7ZNH0LB5/2187413-B-5649-4564-BCE9-24-FD0-F42451-B.jpgThe eagle eyed among you will have spotted itβs my very good friends Ormelite Northern Star, he is using my mooring fir the winter - we have some flood protection works to do to his mooring - he only took it on late summer ( scaffold poles and riser rings to go in)along with constructing a solar panel mount. It made sense to stick him on mine so we could be sure he was safe should we get any big floods - gives us a bit of breathing space to get it done while Iβm on the hard π My mate Steve has a big mooring on the Ouse just south of york, its not tidal but the rise and fall as JohnV knows is huge! The planning bods from the council have told him he has to take everything on the mooring down his moving pontoon for his 4 boats has to go all he can have is pegs in the bank!!!!!! They are barking and as he and all his fellow moorers own the land, its heading for court, the reason for this change? It doesnt look pretty, he has a suspicion its driven by a big marina that fancies the place for an extension maybe but cant prove it. The worst is you really cant see the works because these are big ex working boats that for the most hide everything, I honestly think the world has gone mad with some councils
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Post by gazza on Nov 22, 2022 19:12:46 GMT
Boat's looking pretty fine gazza ... what's on the to do list ? Rog Missed this - rubbing strakes and a fresh lick of paint For once I havenβt got a huge list of jobs on my boat - unfortunately my brother and best mate both have long list that require my input π
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Post by gazza on Nov 22, 2022 19:13:31 GMT
is that a completely new cabin gazza or just incredibly well refurbished ..... I wouldn't have recognised it as an Orme in that first picture the rubbing bands and the foredeck give it away in the second shot (I'm also quicker at spotting the centre cockpit Wanderer series) My mate is fussy with his paint, all original at the moment ππ
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