lw395
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A friend of mine is looking to relocate to somewhere near Plymouth.
What are the chances of getting a mooring at sensible cost?
Not necessarily club rates, but cheaper than a marina?
He was looking at a trailer-sailer, I'm suggesting a 'proper yacht with diesel inboard' would suit them better.
Not sure how much grief launching/parking is on the Plymouth rivers.
I think it's a case of maybe getting a boat next season.
Is there a trade-off between cost and waiting lists?
What are the best clubs? He's mostly a dinghy sailor now so a club that catered for both would be good.
Obviously I'm hoping to go sailing with him....
Obviously he's doing his own research, but I thought maybe there's some local knowledge on here to tap into.
So far we've learned that many clubs down there could do with a bit of help on the website front![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
What are the chances of getting a mooring at sensible cost?
Not necessarily club rates, but cheaper than a marina?
He was looking at a trailer-sailer, I'm suggesting a 'proper yacht with diesel inboard' would suit them better.
Not sure how much grief launching/parking is on the Plymouth rivers.
I think it's a case of maybe getting a boat next season.
Is there a trade-off between cost and waiting lists?
What are the best clubs? He's mostly a dinghy sailor now so a club that catered for both would be good.
Obviously I'm hoping to go sailing with him....
Obviously he's doing his own research, but I thought maybe there's some local knowledge on here to tap into.
So far we've learned that many clubs down there could do with a bit of help on the website front