Triple Ace

[byron]

Saw your dad's new Broom today, very nice, very smart, sorry about the big gouge down the port side but I wanted to get a closer look. Tell him not to worry Polyfilla will fix it

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[Col]

Is this a Sealine as seen on theThames near Reading?If so you must be local to me.I saw this boat at Scours lane a couple of years back having some major engine work done.

 

[byron]

Yes! Well! Sort of, he moors just above Cleve Lock as does his Dad they own adjoining amenity/mooring plots. My place is about a half mile further up. Where is your mooring? Maybe I passed you yesterday, I was crewing for Andy when we brought his 48' 1940 ex-portsmouth harbour masters launch up to here for the winter.

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[Col]

I live in Tilehurst, but my mooring is on the Hamble, I have a planing hull, so not great on the river.I'm quite often in driveline marine buying bits pieces(can't stay away from boats!)
What's your boat called? I'll look out for you on my travels.

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[byron]

"Ocean Eagle" is her name, she's a Princess 435. I also run about in an ex-thames water patrol launch called "Gilly's Folley".

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