Cotillion
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Going to Burnham this weekend. Hoping to pick up a mooring. Where's the best place to tie up the tender ashore?
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Lucky Duck
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I would have thought using any of the sailing clubs' ramps or jetties will be fine, that is what I have done in the past without any problems.
One thing to bear in mind is that the tide running through the moorings is quite strong at times.
One thing to bear in mind is that the tide running through the moorings is quite strong at times.
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DanTribe
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Any of the yacht clubs should be ok at this time of year, lots of unoccupied moorings.
Our mooring at Priors is free, I think it's nr 24 [1 downstream of the lovely little MFV yacht, 3rd or 4th trot out)
Our mooring at Priors is free, I think it's nr 24 [1 downstream of the lovely little MFV yacht, 3rd or 4th trot out)
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Burnham Bob
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lots of unoccupied moorings at Priors but Malcolm the boatman will give you a knock as they are not 'free'. Alternatively give Priors a call and book a buoy (01621 782160. Priors pontoon is accessible by dinghy at all states of the tide and is lovely and central for the town. Launch operates 9ish - 5 ish weekends and Bank Holidays). Out of the boatyard onto the high street and turn left for the Polash (good Indian) |Sergeant Peppers (American Diner) or further along, Rio's a great Tapas bar although the tapas might not be 100% authentic spanish according to the purists its great and cheap. Continue on for supplies at Tesco.
If you don't know Bunrham too well PM me for any local advice.
If you don't know Bunrham too well PM me for any local advice.