Tranona
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So is Salmond a dictator? The OP said "Government", not Salmond. Your paranoia leads you to assume that any criticism of government (whether deserved or not) is a personal attack on your hero!
Is there a problem filling our water tanks now in Scotland?
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So is Salmond a dictator? The OP said "Government", not Salmond. Your paranoia leads you to assume that any criticism of government (whether deserved or not) is a personal attack on your hero!
MM5AHO
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Rhu marina today, hoses operating as normal.
webcraft
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wully1
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Can we leave the Yes/no stuff to the lounge please?
webcraft
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If you say so.
Do you know anything at all about the availability of water on Scottish pontoons? If not, why are you contributing to this thread.
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webcraft
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OK
Am I allowed to say that there is no problem filling your water tanks in Scotland?
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maxi77
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Interestingly I use a motorhome and I have absolutely no problems filling my onboard tank at any campsite so the basic problem is easily overcome and cannot cost that much, some campsite owners make marinas look strangely generous.
Tranona
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Stop digging! Suggest you read post#2 which summarises the situation, which others later expand with more detail, confirming that legislation is indeed having an impact on water supplies in marinas across the country, not just in the northern part of our kingdom. It also affects our friends who live in the Channel Islands which have adopted the same basic legislation. I do know about it because we had to deal with the same issue in our club marina.
ps - doubt Salmond is even aware of all this - he lives in a fairy tale world and water quality is probably not something he bothers with.
So keep your snide remarks to the Lounge - this forum is for boaty things.
webcraft
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All the off-topic remarks in this thread are yours. I have as suggested deleted all my references to anything other than the availability of water on Scottish pontoons.
Water is available on all Scottish pontoons as far as I know. The only possible exception is Kerrera (Oban), which has regular water supply issues in the past. However, I believe the problem is now solved.
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AngusMcDoon
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...and Tayvallich.
wully1
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webcraft
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Absolutely.
You need something to put in yer dram after all
Sacrilege man . . . the only thing to put in a decent malt is mair malt.
(Though I will make an exception for some cask strength criturs)
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wully1
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Is anything else worth drinking?