No Regrets
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Don't think so!
Hope not
Hope not
Sunseeker + Thames
- Thread starter Clarencebeeks
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oldgit
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Just checked tides, OK to go in to StKats before NYE but no morning tides until end of week to get back round here in daylight.
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nathanlee
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Clarencebeeks =
Mooring in town is difficult and near as damn it frowned upon!!
Try St Kats Marina or the may offer a waiting mooring if your really nice and only planning to stop the evening
CJL
Yeah, St Kat's are the folks to ask. I've locked out on NYE, spent a night cruising up and down the river (telling HMS Belfast to prepare to be boarded on the megaphone ), and then picked up the moorings outside St Kat's.
If you're being cheap, and only staying the night, then you could probably pick up the moorings outside St Kat's, but be warned, it's not a peaceful spot as the clippers kick up quite a wake.
Another option is to go on the inside of the ferry pontoon at St Kat's (you can with their permission, as I have).
gjgm
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What cruises have you done before.. France, CIs, Cornwall ?
baldyash
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There's always Imperial Wharf at Chelsea.Not too far for Kings Road etc.
No Regrets
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One nights enough
Just book St Kats. Nothing less will do!
Just book St Kats. Nothing less will do!
Brayman
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Was the original post a serious question, we don't seem to be getting much feedback?
scej
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Brilliant Idea
leave pompey in the morning stop in ramsgate top the fuel tank up and get the incoming tide up the thames to get the lock into st kats. do the reverse to get back easy in the hawk