St Kats.

[oldgit]

Just made a phone call to see if we could get berth for sat/sun night.Told to best arrive on 11 am morning tide as they have over 50 boats locking in on evening tide.
Mmm... think i might leave it as will need to leave at some ungodly hour to get there in time for morning entry.
How about Limehouse?

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[boatone]

All being well I will be in Limehouse Saturday overnight....keep an eye open for me.
There are about 15 boats coming down from Chertsey to Limehouse Saturday, St Kats Sunday.
TonyR

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[trev]

Limehouse is OK. A lot quieter than St Kats and some really good pubs and restaurants along the waterfront.
The entry window is much better than St Kats.
A nice little bar on premises and I found the folk v.friendly.

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[Renegade_Master]

I'd endorse that whilst it doesnt have the name it has some nice people and as you say a bigger window of entry & exit.

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[oldgit]

Ok.A bone call to Limehouse in the morning then.Now about the weather.

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[tripleace]

Limehouse

Gets my vote every time,

helpfully

friendly

wide tide range

good straight forward bar and food

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[syd]

Good luck Tony, not that you'll need it. I couldn't get the weekend off or I'd be there too.

I've always found Limehouse very friendly and theres a superb sea food Chinese restaurant a short walk towards St Kats from Limehouse.

Have fun (git)



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