Tidal Thames and My little Freeman.... ummm?

No Regrets said:
Firstly, you need to get your boat prepared!

B25 will need two main things in good nick other than engine (Oil, fanbelt, impeller) and gearbox (Oil level and brake bands) thats the prop log (Rubber tube through hull) and the rubber exhaust pipe should be very secure and serviceable (Or the raw water from the engine at high revs will fill the hull up!)

VHF is handy, and lifejackets essential. Fill her up at Penton, and you'll be good to go.

We have no more club trips planned apart from the ATYC rally at W.India dock, but other members might be happy to accompany you if they're going down there...

Best join first :rolleyes: :p
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I have every intention of joining but as there is nobody there whenever i am down I emailed 3' times through the website to find best place to email the scanned form i have and where to pay money online and have never had a response... so still... 'Billy No Club Mates' :-(
 
May come down and sleep on the old girl Friday then, so i can catch you in the evening... she is having a big clean Saturday morning too so i can prep her for sale..
 
hembuck said:
I have every intention of joining but as there is nobody there whenever i am down I emailed 3' times through the website to find best place to email the scanned form i have and where to pay money online and have never had a response... so still... 'Billy No Club Mates' :-(
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You do realise they work out of a shed.:p
 
We have got an 8 Metre boat coming round with us at weekend to see you lot,powered by a couple of small Thorneycrofts.
 
They are really good on accomodation. The other good thing is that you are unlikely to strike the prop with the tunnel prop arrangement.
 
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