So reads a sign on a boat we passed near Brinklow on the north Oxford Canal.
I suppose no-one can say they weren't warned, but it doesn't seem too friendly.
It's "That 70's Boat", and a woman was painting boxes, tins and other bits and pieces to sell at reasonable prices.
Indeed, I bought one or two things as presents. (It's all right: the intended recipient rarely reads my blog.)
From blacking: Day 2
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As I was ahead of schedule I had a pretty relaxed start to the day. I
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5 comments:
Well that in my eyes is OK, like you say there is a sign, presumably one at the bow as well.
They look to be moored remotely on pins, not the sort of place the average boater likes to moor.
I know it is 'against the rules' of the 8pm shutdown of noise, but I would much rather be warned when boaters need to run late rather than find out at 9.30pm!
I agree with Sue - providing they are remote and have warned others its ok
Thin end of the wedge!
Is the pressie for me? :D
Anonymous, if you identify yourself I might (or might not) say!
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