Moorings on the South Oxford
Nick Alexander
contract in Gaydon (just North of Copredy) for a few months in the
Spring. Any suggetsions where I could find good, safe moorings (marina
or in-line), ideally with mains lecky and water near there, please ?
She's 70' nb so I doubt there'll be much of a choice of suitable places.
Thanks in advance,
Nick
Journeyman
News
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Working for the one and only Landrover?
You could try giving Tim Higton at Warwickshire Fly Boats a ring. That's
where I moor at the bottom of the Stockton Flight but I don't know if he has
any space spare. The moorings are on-line but off-side. Otherwise the
marina at Fenny Compton is close to Gaydon via the back lanes. there are
also several marinas on the pound between the top of Calcutt, Napton bottom
and Braunston.
HTH
Guy
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Allan
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with on-line moorings both temporary and permanent, which may be just the
sort of thing you're looking for. Sorry I can't remember their name.
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classicstove
> "Nick Alexander" <nick.alexan...@gransmorehouse.co.uk> wrote in message
A 'comprehensive guide to moorings was published in 'Canal Boat - Dec'
which lists some of the moorings on the Oxford
I also keep a listing of of marinas.moorings on all the canals (http://
www.boatmail.co.uk/marinas_and_moorings.html) and you may find
Waterscape (http://www.waterscape.com/things-to-do/boating/moorings)
has some also
John
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Brian on Harnser
The ones at Nells Bridge are not listed here, Last year he was charging
ￜ5 for ad-hoc mooring I will look to see if I have a photo of them
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