Gavi
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I like reading about the Medway and wonder if we should be called "Inland Waterways Forum". Views?
Should we change the title?
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BillyBloater
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If we did that we would be overtaken by funny speaking canal boating narrowboat owning anoraks from the midlands.
I think that the Thames forum is fine as it is.
I think that the Thames forum is fine as it is.
boatone
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If you look at the main Forums Index you will see that it says:
"The Thames Forum
A place to discuss boating issues specific to the Thames and other inland waterways"
Enough already?
"The Thames Forum
A place to discuss boating issues specific to the Thames and other inland waterways"
Enough already?
pheran
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Current description seems adequate to me. Even lets us 'Dutchmen' in! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
TrueBlue
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A truly British compromise?
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If we did that we would be overtaken by funny speaking canal boating narrowboat owning anoraks from the midlands.
I think that the Thames forum is fine as it is.
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How's about "The Thames and other rivers forum"
I don't think that funny speaking canal boating.... folk are much interested in the Thames and they are well served by other fora more suited to their interests anyway.
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If we did that we would be overtaken by funny speaking canal boating narrowboat owning anoraks from the midlands.
I think that the Thames forum is fine as it is.
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How's about "The Thames and other rivers forum"
I don't think that funny speaking canal boating.... folk are much interested in the Thames and they are well served by other fora more suited to their interests anyway.
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Chrusty1
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Re: A truly British compromise?
I don't think that Canal boaters, would be very interested or wise to join this forum, having read the comments made about them by the forum users.
This seems to be a white boat and varnish forum, were possibly white shiney fenders are considered more important than most other things?
I don't think that Canal boaters, would be very interested or wise to join this forum, having read the comments made about them by the forum users.
This seems to be a white boat and varnish forum, were possibly white shiney fenders are considered more important than most other things?
Bilgediver
Well-Known Member
Re: A truly British compromise?
I don't think that funny speaking canal boating.... folk are much interested in the Thames and they are well served by other fora more suited to their interests anyway.
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Are you surprised.....Just mention tying up a 70 foot canal boat at The Beetle and Wedge or alongside the opposite garden.....
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I don't think that funny speaking canal boating.... folk are much interested in the Thames and they are well served by other fora more suited to their interests anyway.
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Are you surprised.....Just mention tying up a 70 foot canal boat at The Beetle and Wedge or alongside the opposite garden.....
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No Regrets
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Re: A truly British compromise?
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I don't think that Canal boaters, would be very interested or wise to join this forum, having read the comments made about them by the forum users.
This seems to be a white boat and varnish forum, were possibly white shiney fenders are considered more important than most other things?
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I'm sure the NB owners know they're as welcome as anybody, and it's all in jest /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
However, on the second point, the Thames is undoubtedly a most historic venue, and it's good to see traditions and standards kept up isn't it?
It proves we care. /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
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I don't think that Canal boaters, would be very interested or wise to join this forum, having read the comments made about them by the forum users.
This seems to be a white boat and varnish forum, were possibly white shiney fenders are considered more important than most other things?
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I'm sure the NB owners know they're as welcome as anybody, and it's all in jest /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
However, on the second point, the Thames is undoubtedly a most historic venue, and it's good to see traditions and standards kept up isn't it?
It proves we care. /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif