Just an observation.............

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Passing Thames Motor Yacht Club today....(that lot by Molsey Lock) and there were 8 boats on the outer pontoon....alll around 35 to 40 feet.
Now get this (Clive, are you listening???) of the 8, one was a Fairline soomething or other ....ALL the rest were BROOMS !!!!
Now, heres the question......does this say something about Brooms or is it a reflection on the people who belong to the club?

As an aside, there was a Pr*nc*ss xxx (like Byrons) a bit further up the river....why do people in posh boats think they dont need to move up the waiting area at locks.......??? (belonged to the aforementioned club as well.......)



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TMYC always put their poshest boats on the outer sprig so they are on display (I have no idea why /forums/images/icons/wink.gif)

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CLEARLY PEOPLE WITH TASTE
I REST MY CASE


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If they put the best boats on the outside then its a shame they can only put Brooms on display!.....

The Fairline is a Fairline Turbo

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I now know the boat you refer to and I have come across their ill manners before. Unfortunately those sort of people add to the regrettable reputation that club has built for itself.

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Oh what a shame, and I was gonna joint and bring some class to the joint!!/forums/images/icons/wink.gif

OK, to hell with it. Unbolt it and we'll use it as an anchor!
 
Go on Barry, and turf off all those Princess, Fairlines & Brooms and get some real class there.

I was once invited to tie up there in, wait for it, my narrow boat! That was when narrow boats on the Thames were a novelty.

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Instead of which Narrowboats are now considered an infestation. /forums/images/icons/wink.gif

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I know, I know. I've got that message. Just as well I've moved on, a bit /forums/images/icons/wink.gif

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