boatone
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I presume it has a licence - wonder what it's draught is? ! 
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Nice river boat seen on the Mudway
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sailorman
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I presume it has a licence - wonder what it's draught is? !
was she built in Park Royal
watson1959
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Does it have a head?
If so......don't harp on about it
If so......don't harp on about it
Deefor
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Do you think in the winter months it might get "Extra Cold" ?
?rosssavage
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Do you think the owner will let you pull up along cider to draft up?
Sorry...
Sorry...
No Regrets
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Looks like a stout little vessel!
Mirror Painter
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Can barley believe it.
Sorry.
Sorry.
Capt Popeye
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........... just get to the Pint (point)
Boatshed London
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Looks a bit Beam-ish
Mirror Painter
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Boatshed London
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Stop harping on about it ;-)
watson1959
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boatone
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........... just get to the Pint (point)
I hesitate to say this but ..... if you have to explain it it really isn't very funny
miket
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Edenleigh
Excellent responses.
I note that the boat astern is one that used to belong to friends of my parents long ago.
Was called Edenleigh and is a Seamaster 34 hull with timber superstructure fitted out either by Andrews of Bourne End or Thames Ditton Marina, I forget which. A very nice early Sedan cruiser.
Where on the Mudway?
Excellent responses.
I note that the boat astern is one that used to belong to friends of my parents long ago.
Was called Edenleigh and is a Seamaster 34 hull with timber superstructure fitted out either by Andrews of Bourne End or Thames Ditton Marina, I forget which. A very nice early Sedan cruiser.
Where on the Mudway?
boatone
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About ten minutes downstream from Maidstone town moorings - Fred will no doubt be able to name the yard.
Here's a slightly better pic for you.
apollo
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Allington Marina
miket
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Interesting
Thanks.
The son of the original owners have a Broom 35CL on the Thames. Next time I see them I shall tell them.
Condition of the varnish looks ok.
Thanks.
The son of the original owners have a Broom 35CL on the Thames. Next time I see them I shall tell them.
Condition of the varnish looks ok.
Porter
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Edenleigh
Hi, well spotted.
This is in fact Edenleigh my partner's pride and joy, he has owned her for nearly 10 years.
Apparently commissioned by the owner of Seamaster for the 1968 boat show.
Still totally original apart from new upholstery.
Typical 60's galley & head plus loads of rich mahogany.
We would love to meet your friends and have a chat.
She is moored at Foords Wharf Allington.
Hi, well spotted.
This is in fact Edenleigh my partner's pride and joy, he has owned her for nearly 10 years.
Apparently commissioned by the owner of Seamaster for the 1968 boat show.
Still totally original apart from new upholstery.
Typical 60's galley & head plus loads of rich mahogany.
We would love to meet your friends and have a chat.
She is moored at Foords Wharf Allington.
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Porter
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Guinness
Guinness is mine. Thanks for noticing her Boatone!
Originally 'DUNWORKIN' a Bounty 37 from Stalham.
We spent 2 years on her new look
GOOD THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO WAIT....
Guinness is mine. Thanks for noticing her Boatone!
Originally 'DUNWORKIN' a Bounty 37 from Stalham.
We spent 2 years on her new look
GOOD THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO WAIT....
lynall
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Thats really nice, you might want to resize some of your pics as when clicked on they still come up small, i havent a clue how to do that!
Lynall
Lynall