Ex Ferry slips

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There are a number of ex ferry slips I have seen in Scotland, for example Kyleakin and Kylesku. Are these normally available now for public launchings? Are they suitable for launching trailor sailor boats?

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If you check out <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.boatlaunch.co.uk/>http://www.boatlaunch.co.uk/</A> you will find that both Kyleakin & Kyle of Lockalsh are now public slipways. Some even have nice pontoons so that you can tie up the boat and park car & trailer. Pity there aren't a few like that down south.

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I'm sorry to disillusion you - Friday is tomorrow. Still another whole day before the weekend...

/forums/images/icons/frown.gif, Jeff.

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Ah - at least somebody out there is having a good day, I'd rather it was 5pm Friday at the moment.

Regards, Jeff.

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Got me going there for a moment.

Thought "Ex-Ferry Slips" might be a tabloid headline.

Like "Ex-Model Slips Into Drug Hell"

Or "Ex-Manager Slips Goalie Brown Envelope To Fix Match"



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