--- In [email protected], Sheila Napier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > On 2 Apr 2008, at 16:26, Roger Millin listed the evidence that enabled > him to write: > > > I have shown (quote)good grounds(unquote)that this method of mooring > > is not only allowable in BW's eyes, but actually encouraged by the > > provision of rings. > > > Another thought - does the chandlery at Sawley Marina sell piling hooks > and chains? If so, BW are marketing devices to moor to Armco. > > -- > All the best > > Sheila >
I have yet to complete my investigations on these devices and I thank those who have contributed photos etc of the ring system which is new to me. As interim thought - I am glad to see that they are usable without the use of mooring hooks which surely are one of the devils worst inventions. Sheilas point is of course totally invalid, as ropes would be the most appropriate method of securing your boat to the rings. Meanwhile - I am not ashamed to support Adrian's initial point. Regards Pete S.O.P.
