My condolences to everyone at SYH…

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…and everyone else on the Orwell who was hoping for a quiet evening and instead has to listen to thumping music because some selfish tw***s have set up a sound system on the beach. I could hear it four miles up the river. I just don’t understand this mentality.
 
…and everyone else on the Orwell who was hoping for a quiet evening and instead has to listen to thumping music because some selfish tw***s have set up a sound system on the beach. I could hear it four miles up the river. I just don’t understand this mentality.
Same mentality that affects a young mantodrive his car with the windows down with the music (if you can call it that) at full volume☹️
 
…and everyone else on the Orwell who was hoping for a quiet evening and instead has to listen to thumping music because some selfish tw***s have set up a sound system on the beach. I could hear it four miles up the river. I just don’t understand this mentality.
A well aimed catapult loaded with a couple of ball bearings fired from the boat might do the trick
 
…and everyone else on the Orwell who was hoping for a quiet evening and instead has to listen to thumping music because some selfish tw***s have set up a sound system on the beach. I could hear it four miles up the river. I just don’t understand this mentality.

It's yet another symptom of the selfish entitled fk#k you mentality that much of UK society has descended into.

I'm with the stoic Marcus Aurelius on the matter of other people - change what you can and simply ignore what you can't.
 
I clearly recall my mother back in thelate1950s berating people with their transistors turned up loud on the beach😏
Not that long ago there were bongo players on our beach causing a ruckus.....it’s hard to find something older than bongo drums
 
The bar/restaurant just down from the marina had loud thumping "Ibiza party" music playing yesterday evening. Too headache inducing for an old git like me so I walked away. But they had plenty of paying customers so that must be what folks want.
 
The bar/restaurant just down from the marina had loud thumping "Ibiza party" music playing yesterday evening. Too headache inducing for an old git like me so I walked away. But they had plenty of paying customers so that must be what folks want.
All that techno noise started in the nineties…those people are now middle-aged…with money to spend while they listen to the sound of their youth
 
The bar/restaurant just down from the marina had loud thumping "Ibiza party" music playing yesterday evening. Too headache inducing for an old git like me so I walked away. But they had plenty of paying customers so that must be what folks want.
I wasn't there yesterday evening but I am struggling to workout where there is a bar/restaurant 'just down from the marina'. I thought it was rolling fields in all directions, withe the first bar being the Ship at Levington, ignoring the Lightship and on site cafe.
 
Not that long ago there were bongo players on our beach causing a ruckus.....it’s hard to find something older than bongo drums
There have been times when I would happily have settled for some bongo drums in place of what was being inflicted. It is the amplification that turns sounds into unacceptable noise, along with that brain-rotting disco beat, or whatever it is called.

Many years ago now we had picked up and paid for a mooring at Pin Mill. All went fine until about 10 o/c when some massive noise came from across the river. Around midnight and no sleep in prospect we upped sticks and moved away to anchor above Shotley.
 
Noise gives the sensation that something is happening,with noise there is no need to communicate ……I was unsuccessful in my chatting up technique in discos as I wrongly thought one had to engage in conversation😕
 
On the same theme don't ever, ever, ever stay in Cherbourg marina if they are setting up, in the park next door, for music.

The only place I have ever left in the middle of the night after paying.
 
…and everyone else on the Orwell who was hoping for a quiet evening and instead has to listen to thumping music because some selfish tw***s have set up a sound system on the beach. I could hear it four miles up the river. I just don’t understand this mentality.
Go anchor in the Stour, a much quieter, peaceful river with no marinas or much traffic. Sometimes you get the whole river to yourself.
 
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