--- In [email protected], "rb999sb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], dave hearnden <moose_dave@> > wrote: > > > > > > > snipped > Now for a moan, it was noticed couple of boats had no valid > licence's showing. Also a mooring that states no overnight mooring, > a boat has been there since the end of October! 48 hour visitors > mooring is taken by nearly all tow path shufflers. These are not to > be confused with proper continous cruisers, these say at one point > for ages when they are moved on (bit of a joke there) they move to > the next visitors moorings. > > > > It has been know for one boat to stay on the 48 hour mooring for > upto three months! > > > > Oh well still a very pleasant day. > > > > Moose > > I hope you told BW as well as us > ^Since October of 2007 - is nothing - When been cruising this year we have passed boats back in February that are still on a 48 mooring when we next passed in March, July, September and November this year!
BW only bother to move people on in certain areas - eg near Anderton Lift!
