Ohdrat
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What practical benefits are there to registering your boat on the Small Ships Register (UK)?
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qsiv
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The ability to visit foreign waters would be top of my list.
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snowleopard
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...and the bottom of the list as well. there are no other benefits i know of!
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qsiv
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I suppose to some the ability to be granted a warrant might matter .. but I those are the only two that I'm aware of.
Actually I suppose that the fact it costs only a fraction of a Blue Book is also a benefit in itself!
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Actually I suppose that the fact it costs only a fraction of a Blue Book is also a benefit in itself!
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Piers
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It's cheap and quick. Also, it doesn't require proof of ownership (is this a benefit? If so, to whom?)
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Ohdrat
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Re: What\'s a Blue Book
.. so far I can see no reason to register unless I want to sail abroad.. which is not very likely this yeat at least.. not with the West Coast and the Islands beckoning..
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.. so far I can see no reason to register unless I want to sail abroad.. which is not very likely this yeat at least.. not with the West Coast and the Islands beckoning..
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