simonhughes

I just looked on Google maps at Claydon and it is way out in the middle of the countryside, I would need to be near shops, GP, hospital,, I can't drive anymore.

Not sure i can get to Claydon now, I just can't handle my boat anymore, i dont feel safe boating sometimes and had a couple of bad accidents recently but now I am stuck living on it, but if I sold it and moved onto the land I would be back to renting instead of owning my own home, tthere is nothing like the feeling of owning your own home, even if you have to live in a marina i cant keep up with constant cruising anymore but i cant find a mooring. What do I do ?

i spoke to calcutt, nothing doing im afraid. i would like to know how many overstays i am allowed for medical reasons, ive had a lot and i provided letters from my GP for them all but i have no idea how many is too many ive had an email from CaRT hinting that ive had too many. there letters dontseem to mean anything however many times you read them

just need somewhere where i can do some wood butchering at my own pace and not worry about my tools being robbed. i think some marinas have moorings at the bank edges of the marina.

we need a quiet peacefull residential mooring for a 60ft nb that we also want to refit the interiour of, so somewhere that wont mind me working outside the boat, not a marina on a pontoon, or on the towpath, were constant cruising the GU at the moment and i have got a heath problem now and i need to take it easy. were now going south moored at Marsworth and looking out for something on the way, anyone know of anything available ? if we dont find one soon we may have to sell the boat.