First Motor Boat - Please Help

[byron]

<font color=blue> S'pose I am in a way. I take on board (pun intended) your comments about mud & silt but there are sections that are naturally scoured. I saw two divers one evening working an area where the trip boats run from. The stuff they brought up was really interesting. I bet somewhere like Child Beale wouldprove to be a real treasure trove, then there's places wher people dumped their old Thames Licences. Bridges !!! I dunno, the Old Bill do them regularly.

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[hlb]

I think Johns more interested in catching crabs than handbags Byron..../forums/images/icons/laugh.gif

<font color=blue> Haydn

 

[longjohnsilver]

Was this on the Thames Byron? What sort of things did they come up with?

 

[byron]

<font color=blue>Coins, Licence plates from before the war, interesting old crockery (unbroken), various modern artifacts, mobile phones, an old fashioned bus ticket dispenser, all sorts of odds and ends.

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[Renegade_Master]

Re: LJS

We never had more than F3 from Lymington to Guernsey plus we hit Alderney races at slack, however what we did get it handled admirably

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