mjf
Well-Known Member
I recall an earlier thread but it seems its lost interest
I went yesterday and was surprised what a nice show it is. The weather of course helped hugely but looking over some nice big sailboats and motor yachts in the sunshine did pick up the spirits.
Princess have a 98 and 88 there plus a v72. oyster, gunfleet and HR showing 50+ yachts and HM Queens barge on display and I was invited on board to view the interior. Fab boat.
Bates Marine had a small targa and there were several smaller nice boats on the water in St Katts and some interesting stuff on the hard.
Then over to Old Billingsgate - first time I have been inside and was surprised what a nice venue it is and it was packed full of diverse stuff, cars , charter co's, boatyards, builders, furnishings.
Worth a trip if you blag a ticket
From what I heard its a repeat next year - run by the chap that started and then sold the Nice Show.
I missed Richard at the Time stand as they said he was in the office working..............
I went yesterday and was surprised what a nice show it is. The weather of course helped hugely but looking over some nice big sailboats and motor yachts in the sunshine did pick up the spirits.
Princess have a 98 and 88 there plus a v72. oyster, gunfleet and HR showing 50+ yachts and HM Queens barge on display and I was invited on board to view the interior. Fab boat.
Bates Marine had a small targa and there were several smaller nice boats on the water in St Katts and some interesting stuff on the hard.
Then over to Old Billingsgate - first time I have been inside and was surprised what a nice venue it is and it was packed full of diverse stuff, cars , charter co's, boatyards, builders, furnishings.
Worth a trip if you blag a ticket
From what I heard its a repeat next year - run by the chap that started and then sold the Nice Show.
I missed Richard at the Time stand as they said he was in the office working..............