Not very pub-like but Bucking Fastard might appreciate this version of the "Suez Crisis",
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Not very pub-like but Bucking Fastard might appreciate this version of the "Suez Crisis",
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Very good ! It's happened to me a few time when trying to turn around in a spot that's not wide enough.:oIf you get really wedged the advice is to raise the boat by draining out the water tank ,so offloading some of the shipping containers on the Suez Canal boat should work ,in conjunction with a high tide and a bit of tugging.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by oldboots
And what would your solution be here? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bucking Fastard
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Originally Posted by Tris39
That's what happens if you loose concentration.:muppet:River & Canal Rescue are a company who specialise in this type of recovery.They attach huge buoyancy aids to the front of the boat ,gently fill the lock while at the same time pumping out the water from inside the boat as it is raised.Hanging up happens quite a lot .:eek::eek:
Oh dear. He should know exactly what the smokers' shelter rules are: you have to have at least 50% open sides.
Wiltshire pub's new chalet 'breaks Covid rules'
The Marlborough
Should have done his homework.Quote:
Originally Posted by NickDavies
...or spent his money on angora blankets and hot water bottles.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mobyduck
As predicted: possible age discrimination.
The Raven takes a hard line with unwelcome customer: https://www.somersetlive.co.uk/news/...ndlord-5316669
Good old twitterstorm going on. Thankfully for all concerned it will be forgotten by most in a day or two, though I fear the landlord will be deified among the more curmudgeonly of the blogosphere.Quote:
Originally Posted by ETA