Someone must have a use for this!

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As advertised on boats and outboards, an oil refinery jetty, unused, see <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.boatsandoutboards.co.uk/view/TRA051>HERE</A> for details.

Just imagine what you could do with your own personal half mile long mooring stage!!

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What the hell use is that to anyone !!

Ian


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Likely to be more durable/fire resistant than Brighton Pier. With those berths at the end, and given the length of it, we should club together and buy it. Then we could stick it on the South Coast somewhere and use it as a Forum Marina.

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Estimate what is will cost to remove and put in a bid to take it down. Doesn't look like the kind of thing anyone woulf pay for.

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Scrap value?

Depends on the price and cost to transport...

D.

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They are going to build a new cross Thames bridge in East End London. Transplanted, this would be a much cheaper alternative /forums/images/icons/laugh.gif

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Aztec was after a pontoon...............I wonder if this would do?

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Our marina is currently fitting a floating jetty, maybe they would be willing to consider an alternative.

Ian



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Does'nt Brighton need a new pier? Looks like a job for the Auf Wiedersehn lads

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