Lady M

Why not ask the IWA, I think they organise them.

We have always had extra fire bricks in our Squirrel and it stays in 24 hours a day on good quality smokeless.

It can be done without using the pole.

Look under Events on the marina website for the programme.

Perhaps the B stands for Bridgewater?

I seem to recall a square sterned fairly short Liverpool boat. However, I also agree that the tumblehome doesn't look like standard Liverpool.

Perhaps the boat was blacked after the survey to cover the associated markings.

But someone who didn't know anything at all is surely less likely to already have a bias. The other two members do have boating experience, including living aboard.

They are also silent and work well on gas or mains electricity. We have found this a handy choice for cruising or in the marina.

Thank you but in that case why has the incident caused a CRT notice to be issued?

It may depend on the type of paint used.

I always wondered if putting roofing felt on the top of balance beams might cause them to rot.

The retailer who is the subject of this thread is selling diesel into boats therefore a propulsion/domestic split declaration will be necessary with associated payments to HMRC based on duty rates per litre.

Well today they have reported a boat sunk in the R Trent with closest waterways of Chesterfield Canal and Stainforth & Keadby Canal.

I'm not keen on this layout - how do the occupants of the middle cabin get out of the boat if there is a fire when the beds are blocking the corridor?