benonnet
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Hi
I hope I’m posting in the right place, I’m new to this forum.
I’m hoping to liveaboard in Brighton marina.
35 foot yacht (hustler35) which is seaworthy and will be sailed regularly.
I’m after advice about how best to approach the situation, better to be 100% upfront (I know there are liveaboards in Brighton marina) or best to get a berth and then sensibly move in.
Sensibly ie no hanging washing etc
it’ll just be my partner and I, and out jack Russell, she doesn’t bark (our dog I mean). She is very quiet, has been trained to not bark unless intruded upon.
Also what’s the general situation at Brighton for liveabords, if anyone has any up to date info that would be really useful.
ie how many, how tolorated etc
I know this is a subject covered many times but I thought id ask again as covid might have changed things.
many thanks in advance ?
Ben
I hope I’m posting in the right place, I’m new to this forum.
I’m hoping to liveaboard in Brighton marina.
35 foot yacht (hustler35) which is seaworthy and will be sailed regularly.
I’m after advice about how best to approach the situation, better to be 100% upfront (I know there are liveaboards in Brighton marina) or best to get a berth and then sensibly move in.
Sensibly ie no hanging washing etc
it’ll just be my partner and I, and out jack Russell, she doesn’t bark (our dog I mean). She is very quiet, has been trained to not bark unless intruded upon.
Also what’s the general situation at Brighton for liveabords, if anyone has any up to date info that would be really useful.
ie how many, how tolorated etc
I know this is a subject covered many times but I thought id ask again as covid might have changed things.
many thanks in advance ?
Ben