St malo closed,

[rich]

St Malo Lock Will Be Closed for August for lock repair.
it was on our local news today.
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[h4nym]

Masterpiece of timing - do u know if these are urgent? Sounds not if they can wait five weeks...

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[rich]

I think it's the fishermen are on holiday?

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[tcm]

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There's stil the massive marina outside yes? The one with the v dangerous yeeha walkways down to the pontoon on low tide.

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[rich]

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no space on a normal day, it's gonner be hell!

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[ccscott49]

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Why is it gonna be hell? Just don't go!! Simple really.

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[qsiv]

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I wouldnt call it massive .. and the fingers are too small for us, and the hammerheads usually occupied

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[Deleted User YDKXO]

Unbelievable. The big holiday month of the year. St Servan wont cope. Try going up the Rance to Dinan, its fab

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[rich]

Where you gonner park, in august.

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[rich]

ST MALO HARBOUR – REPLACING GATES AT NAYE’S LOCK – AUGUST 2003

Throughout August 2003 work is being undertaken to replace the outer gates of the main lock into St Malo Harbour. ‘Ecluse du Naye’ and the Inner Harbour will be closed to all leisure boats from 1st to 31st August. Keep clear a 1500 tonnes crane barge will be working on the project. Some additional berths will be available at the Bas-Sablons marina. Contact: 00 33 2 99 81 71 34 and fax 00 33 2 99 81 91 81.



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[Artie]

So St Malo will close. Typical "Frogy" attitude to life. Never mind go to Granville and enjoy yourselves watching the locals grouping to enter the marina after a day out and waiting fpor the gate to open. I have never seen so much impatience and hence barging and banging of boats and poles. Its a wonder any of them float after six months.

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