Iv just had a quick look and like you just couldn't stick it after a few second but I got up to the painting schedule . (Her continual giggling just get on me wotsits. ) Sadly I don't think they are giving up on the boat .
Watch the uninitiated numpties send them a stack of scrapers ( for scrapers read wall paper scrapers ?) .
Wait till the environmental brigade get wind of what they are doing to the mudflats their investment won't be such a goldmine ?Ah you missed the best part Ryobi sent them a load of free new power drills, saws, battery chargers etc but they were surprised!
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Then I watched in Disbelieve all the idiots sending them money during their talk (or plea) and that was in one hour so think how much they get sent weekly plus all the freebies
There initial £6500 investment is turning out to be a gold mine
Sailing attracts a lot of romatics and not just the wooden boat types. There are lots of round the worlders who never make it past the canaries of the windies. In every creek and backwater round the UK there are dreamers doing up some sort of old boat and just occasionally one of them succeeds and sails off into the sunset. The likes of Shane Acton for example.
It depends on the composition of the mud. It probably won't work for mud with a high clay fraction, but silty mud with a largish grain size could benefit. But all it'll do is reduce the amount of water retained in the mud. At worst, digging might liquidise the mud - you can see the effect on a beach, where wiggling your toes in a place recently uncovered by the tide makes the sand flow like a liquid. If it does that, you won't be able to see where he was digging after the next tide.
God help us if they get on the television .
