jimi
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Will they be smoke free zones? Presumably they will be classed as places of work?
Smoking, charter boats and training boats
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BruceDanforth
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But who smokes below decks anyway? It's in the same category as crapping in a dry bowl...
jimi
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On the boat at all. eg Like station platforms
Seven Spades
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On deck will be ok, like being in a pub garden.
jimi
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Deck of a training boat is a place of work
alec
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Drag the bounders behind in the tender.
Had this done to me some years ago when I had a pipe. It was a job lot of cut price shag. Would have made a nice substitute for the famous bucket full of oily rags.
Had this done to me some years ago when I had a pipe. It was a job lot of cut price shag. Would have made a nice substitute for the famous bucket full of oily rags.
fluffc
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Smoking is only banned in enclosed* public spaces, so the deck of a boat is okay.
*enclosed defined as a covered area with walls on at least 50% of it's perimeter.
*enclosed defined as a covered area with walls on at least 50% of it's perimeter.
jimi
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Most boats have guardrails enclosing 100% of the deck area
DeeGee
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Both Smoking charter boats and Smoking training boats are to be avoided - look for the extinguisher, or jump /forums/images/graemlins/ooo.gif
graham
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Drag the bounders behind in the tender.
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Drag em behind without the tender. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
Drag the bounders behind in the tender.
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Drag em behind without the tender. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
robstracey
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Well i know merchant vessels are supposedly exempt from the ban, especaiaaly it your own cabin. (for obvious reasons, would you light up on the deck of a gas carrier?) so there may be a possibility that this would include charter yachts.
