Seahope
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Yes, but only when there was water in the domestic supply.
If I needed a Cup of tea
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Yes, but only when there was water in the domestic supply.
powerskipper
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Where in the country, in a marina could I get one, would you offer me One.?????
Searush
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Just about every harbour around N Wales has a forumite in it that would gladly offer a visiting fellow forumite a cuppa. Provided they happened to be aboard to offer it!
I trust you display your Scuttlebutt Burgee? (if not, pm HLB)
powerskipper
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LOL
happy to fill tanks if requires, provided you make sure they have labels on, would not want to fill diesel tank with water, being a bit blond at times. LOL.,
Seahope
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Oh yes, they are labelled
The only slight problem I have is that I don't have anything to open them with and fairly soon I am going to have to put some fuel in her for her first trip. The caps have a thin slot with two rounded small holes at each end. An American boat. Any idea what I need to open them?
Seahope
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Thanks. I'll check that out.
powerskipper
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got idea
You can get a multi key thing from most chandlers, that should have what you need to open it, if not a pair of long nosy pliers can work.
Oh yes, they are labelled
The only slight problem I have is that I don't have anything to open them with and fairly soon I am going to have to put some fuel in her for her first trip. The caps have a thin slot with two rounded small holes at each end. An American boat. Any idea what I need to open them?
You can get a multi key thing from most chandlers, that should have what you need to open it, if not a pair of long nosy pliers can work.
AndieMac
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Not only in your country Powerskip.......I know a marina on the other side of the world that will not only do tea for you, but expresso coffee and hot chocolate........when are you coming over?
Major Catastrophe
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We all just use Little Ship.
Sometimes he even does a full breakfast.
Now that I live in the marina I try and keep the riff raff out of the house.
alt
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Ha, you can tell this is a UK forum.
On the Irish forum, our first question is normally "Can you make that coffiee Irish?" - For me, the answer is usually yes. Although, I do feel a little embarassed when people come on-board for a chat and the only thing I can offer is something alcoholic... oh the life of a student
On the Irish forum, our first question is normally "Can you make that coffiee Irish?" - For me, the answer is usually yes. Although, I do feel a little embarassed when people come on-board for a chat and the only thing I can offer is something alcoholic... oh the life of a student
Divemaster1
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Any time my dear!!!
Tea, Coffe, Hot Chocolate, soft drink, or stronger.... your choice... my pleasure!!
Tea, Coffe, Hot Chocolate, soft drink, or stronger.... your choice... my pleasure!!
rr_123
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Does it have to be in a Marina skip? I'm sure if you ever find yourself up the Thames you'll find plenty of boaters who'd give you one... hang on, I think that sounds a bit rude...
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carlton
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I had that problem. I use one of these here bike multispanners with a short wire looped around my wrist - just in case...
Seahope
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I had that problem. I use one of these here bike multispanners with a short wire looped around my wrist - just in case...
Thanks
pau1gray
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You'll get one on any of the Sonardyne boats in Mayflower Marina in Plymouth - we are there most days monday to friday - or if we are visiting anywhere your more than welcome.
Kipper
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Tea?
If its a life or death thing, beers or something stronger is usually offered in Pwllheli.
If its a life or death thing, beers or something stronger is usually offered in Pwllheli.