Jacket
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Reged: 27/03/2002
Posts: 820
Loc: I'm in Cambridge, boat's at Ti...
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Ooh, a new board. As I want to be the first to post on it I thought that as there's quite a few of us based on the east coast, anyone fancy an evenings get together? Nothing big or complicated, just meet up in a marina or anchorage that we can all get to easily one saturday night for a few beers, a couple of bottles of wine and some good food.
And even if no-one's interested, at least I've had the honour of de-virginising this forum.
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MustangTom
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Reged: 15/07/2002
Posts: 2462
Loc: Faversham,Kent
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Where would be a good place to meet ?
For me the swale would be good !
Harty Ferry.. Fre moorings..
Tom
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pvr
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Reged: 22/10/2001
Posts: 1036
Loc: Midlands
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Sounds like a good idea, sometime. Mate + I down this week, 2 boats, based at Ramsholt on the Deben, but both got wife/partner with us so our options are limited. Also weather on Sunday may be iffy which could give us a problem getting back into Deben as other halfs don't like big waves, etc. Will review situation tommorow and if anything possible will post, but probably better to organise ahead, in a few weeks time. Regards. Paul
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susyrosyworzy
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Reged: 16/05/2001
Posts: 8218
Loc: kjaw for the next year!
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Hi there, Jacket (?Jacket - why?) we have a boat in Neptune Marina, Ipswich, and were down in the Backwaters last weekend, and live just outside Cambridge. Oh, so local! I dont think we can do it this weekend, but some other time?
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Dreamers
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Reged: 18/02/2002
Posts: 40
Loc: East Coast UK
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Count us in if you fancy meeting up. We are on the Orwell at Pinmill - Wrabness is alwasy a good bet for mooring and a barbeque.
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kazbaz2
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Reged: 09/04/2003
Posts: 75
Loc: essex uk
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typical, just read this after getting back from a lovely weekend stay at wolverstone, the walk was rewarded with the site of pinmill, looks a lovely place to be, hopefully meet up next time we come your way
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sailorman
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Reged: 21/05/2003
Posts: 11427
Loc: East Coast
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u must have been rich prior to entering woolverstone
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pvr
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Reged: 22/10/2001
Posts: 1036
Loc: Midlands
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Went to Wolverstone on Sat 6th September and seem to remember it cost me £16.50 for my 30ft boat. Cannot complain about the showers and toilet facilities, they are newish and excellent. I certainly do appreciate being able to have a decent shower. I am sure you will have one onboard. I prefer not to be in a marina, but I do like a shower and as I have a swinging mooring it is usefull to top up water and deisel every so often.
Had a great walk to Pin Mill and quite a good meal at the But & Oyster with several decent pints as well.
Not too happy mooring off Wolverstone as the big boats swing very near sometimes.
Paul
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sailorman
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Reged: 21/05/2003
Posts: 11427
Loc: East Coast
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Hi paul
u might try the royal harwich next time ,it must be cheaper + good adnams + fine showers & a cable nearer the butt & oyster
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kazbaz2
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Reged: 09/04/2003
Posts: 75
Loc: essex uk
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i was rich before entering but well worth the cost nice place i thought but the cost of filling up with petrol when we got home was horrific, £420 !! ok so the tanks were empty but 420?
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