Seastoke
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So how many do you think will go to their boat , and are they wrong.
Visiting boats at Easter
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oldgit
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Private boating permitted for recreaction 29th March
+ over nights 12th April
+ 2 x households 17th May.
No restrictions / Back to lock down . 21st June
Simples.
+ over nights 12th April
+ 2 x households 17th May.
No restrictions / Back to lock down . 21st June
Simples.
Sticky Fingers
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Yep. We’re planning some long-weekend trips.
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hullabaloo
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There will be more people at the local diy store in one hour than the full weekend at our marina.
and I'm sure not going to the diy store !
I’m no expert
Member
I will be working very close to where my boat will be at Easter so can legally stay onboard....
Of course if the weather is pants then the job will get called off.
Of course if the weather is pants then the job will get called off.
Seastoke
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Of course when you are not an expert it must be hard to work away from home.
SaltIre
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It'll depend what country they are in hence the guidance on travel. My boat is at home and I went to it today.
ashtead
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Going to the boat seems fine personally particularly if you have had at least one jab , but staying on the boat might not be so wise depending on location - I guess not an issue though for some locations -so far we have been respectful of the no overnight rules and just had a day visit to view some rigging work Clearly I don’t see why a sail isn’t in order if you have somewhere else to stay though.
Seastoke
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Are you out with the pirates.
Mexican
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Suggestion that staying overnight in '2nd home' which is what boats are classed as from previous threads, due to legal loophole, from 29th March as reported in National press
Seastoke
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With many views and not many replies I take a lot are going to there boat on the quiet.
BruceK
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They're not so brazen to flout the law quite so publicly as you Roy, but then you already know my price not to snitch. Please pay in advance 
Seastoke
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Have I said I am going the boat , NO I am working in Bangoooooooooor.They're not so brazen to flout the law quite so publicly as you Roy, but then you already know my price not to snitch. Please pay in advance
Jamie Dundee
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Surely if the weather is GOOD the job will be called off, who wants to work in boaty weather??
I’m no expert
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That’s what most have been doing for a year now.?
Mark26
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What old git said.
However, the rules don’t make a great deal on sense.
I can sleep with my wife at home, but not on my boat?
Unless we are going to invite any passing strangers to join us for the night...?
‘tis like the man who is allowed to sleep with his wife, but right now it would be illegal for him to play golf with her ?
However, the rules don’t make a great deal on sense.
I can sleep with my wife at home, but not on my boat?
Unless we are going to invite any passing strangers to join us for the night...?
‘tis like the man who is allowed to sleep with his wife, but right now it would be illegal for him to play golf with her ?
Seastoke
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i will have to move south to do his ropes for him. Again.Surely if the weather is GOOD the job will be called off, who wants to work in boaty weather??
hullabaloo
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mmmm, I think I will be keeping a low profile.
BruceK
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What if we agree to just a little nibble rather than a full blooded raid on your stocks?
Seastoke
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He only has Babycham and carlsberg , same as Rodders. My piss is stronger.
