katty45

from a school holidays point of view....theres 14 weeks holiday a year so i would be cruising mainly during that...

My dad died in a car crash 13 yrs ago.....i believe the universe has given me these men to help and guide me...man a) my sons father man my ex partner who is also my best friend man c) my current partner who lives in Buxton...now you know!

you would be known as mr.mr. smelly though

lol..bet you do really

it means you must now marry me

lol..true...

years ago in the wind and rain, our lifeboat got stuck in the lock and it was nearly a case of in the the water i went...we had started work on the boat and it was a bit slippy on the top

he wud deffo have a life jacket and yes he is a very well behaved child who would be learning everything with his dad and me first.I am not intending to take a widebeam into locks with a child on my own but i just wondered if it was possible and how difficult it may be. His safety is paramount

And as for the basic questions..i would rather ask these questions than go out and buy a boat, not be able to handle it, child ends up in the river and boat goes adrift..

Im sure it will all come back to me but im thinking f a much wider bigger boat and yes a child complicates the situation but chances are i would have men with me anyway but i like to ask the questions

to clarify...i was on an ex life boat 31 ft with a partner 20 yrs ago...no child then so a) i have forgotten a lot of boating stuff like locks

I would be boating as a single woman with a child (7yr) ..I have several men around me to help but just wondering , how easy would it be to operate a lock on your own...my boat would be 60ft by 10ft widebeam for eg

thank you..prob best answer yet

daily ,wekly , monthly maintenance to keep in tip top condition.

on their website it says no shuffling...wonder what shuffling means then...