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ARCMarineEveryman
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re "Suggestions for overnight trip from Marlow"

#1913158 - 30/06/2008 22:37

Saw this beauty on her way up Saturday afternoon whilst moored at Medmenham;

Looking very nice!

IanC

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Re: re "Suggestions for overnight trip from Marlow"

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#1913163 - 30/06/2008 22:38

Well kempt Dunkirker.

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JECuk
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Re: re "Suggestions for overnight trip from Marlow"

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#1913191 - 30/06/2008 23:02

And the kids even lifted the fenders! What boat were you on Ian?

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ARCMarineEveryman
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#1913194 - 30/06/2008 23:06

(although not outside Big Ben at the time)

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JECuk
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Re: re "Suggestions for overnight trip from Marlow"

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#1913212 - 30/06/2008 23:18

I see Straight Across from your profile. I think my wife commented on how nice she looked. I was probably too busy trying to remember my colregs so i didn't hit you...

I also saw a very nice looking wooden boat - Star of ??........ anchored off Medmenham Abbey. One way of trying to avoid the no mooring rule there.

Here we are on the mooring at 'Lower Shiplake/Upper Wargrave'

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teddington_lock
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#1913217 - 30/06/2008 23:24

I love these old boats , so much character ....

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ARCMarineEveryman
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Re: re "Suggestions for overnight trip from Marlow"

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#1913252 - 30/06/2008 23:55

The Star of... is a Rampart, and was tonight moored at Henley on Rod Eyot (we were out canoeing with the Eyot Club). It was owned some years ago by the owner of the Abbey, but sold, fabulously restored, renamed (Star of Kilenny?) and comes up for the Regatta every year.

Lots of intersting boats on the reach tonight, including Janthea (my wifes favourite Dunkirker), St Joan, a large Brooke Marine, and Lazy Days, another Dunkirker, was up and down the reach as well over the weekend.

If you get a chance to see inside Lazy Days look for the painting of the nude!
IanC

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JECuk
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Re: re "Suggestions for overnight trip from Marlow"

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#1913282 - 01/07/2008 00:29

Yes it was Star of Kilenny.

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#1913293 - 01/07/2008 00:44

St Joan moors at Teddington , right by the lock.

A lovely boat , and Tony , who owns it , is a really nice fellow.

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