Burnham on crouch

[masterofnone]

Oh What a joy, to be able to wander aimlessly along the river without the hordes, the view sublime, the wildlife magnificent.Only about ten yachts on the trots. A amiable conversation over lunch, newly retired gentleman cruising his halcyon 27 to the scillies next year. Nice day , maybe next year I wont lift out and will be able to fully appreciate the natural beautyat this time of year.

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[powerskipper]

Theres a lot to be said for keeping it in all year.

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Julie

 

[Gunfleet]

What view? All you can see on the Crouch is blinking river banks. It's a green hell.

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[DanTribe]

Not true! It's mostly brown.
Dan

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[paulrossall]

John I would encourage as many boaters as possible to go to Burnham on Crouch. Keeps the places I go to a bit quieter! Paul

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[FullCircle]

A complete weeks cruising awaits over Christmas, so one the 10 boats you saw is mine.....

.... and you can send as many as you want to Burnham, more the merrier I say...

Jim

<hr width=100% size=1>Jeanneau 35 - only 13,272 lbs displacement, not even 6 tons,what a lightweight!!!

 

[dulcibella]

That's "mostly brown" apart from the grey yuckey bits that UHSC used to use for naked mud wrestling?

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[BlueChip]

I haven't sailed there for at least 10 years, still have the mud stains on my oilies though!

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[mirabriani]

Do the UHSC have lady members?

Briani

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[R_Jimlad]

Prefer North Fambridge this time of year meself. Noice mornin' walk along the seawall then dive into the Ferry Boat Inn (described in a several websites as a hidden treasure, Arrr, Jimlad) for a large kate and sidney pie, chips and peas, washed down with several pints of Shepherd Neame Bishops Finger, Spitfire or Best Bitter

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