he promise of a sunny day, plus the lure of cheap diesel , where you can self declare the tax meant a trip out was a must! But now the pontoon is full, and I have 2 boats to squeeze between. Luckily, we are blessed with more space between boats than many marinas I've seen.
Once out, the cut was fantastic - sunny spring day, with warmth and blue skies, and the hour out and the hour back, went by way too quickly.
Diesel was the usual busyness, as the hire boats had all been painted and were moored up on the wharf, waiting the first customers of the year. They do look great boats, (if you look past the red and green!!) and they seem to look after them very well. - K2
just about squeezed in for diesel, as you can see, and just about turned in the arm without touching either boat or bank, before heading back for home.
just about squeezed in for diesel, as you can see, and just about turned in the arm without touching either boat or bank, before heading back for home.It's about now, I envy the CC'ers - and get the "outdoor lust" back.
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The up side of Brinklow's 'policy' on self declaration is that it makes you get out of the boat park and buy elsewhere!
Lesley
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