Dead Boats in a compound

   when the AGM.... you've only got until 5th November to find the perfect solution.
Agree 100% by the way - it's a first impressions thing for visitors.

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turnturtle Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Really should get out more Joined: 05 Dec 14 Online Status: Offline Posts: 2538	Post Options Post Reply Quote turnturtle Report Post Quote Reply Topic: Dead Boats in a compound Posted: 04 Oct 16 at 10:11am
	when the AGM.... you've only got until 5th November to find the perfect solution. Agree 100% by the way - it's a first impressions thing for visitors.

gordon1277 Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Really should get out more Joined: 24 Mar 10 Location: United Kingdom Online Status: Offline Posts: 665	Post Options Post Reply Quote gordon1277 Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 04 Oct 16 at 10:07am
	In another thread people talk about joining fees putting people off joining a club. I also have looked round the compound to look at how active the club is. Does it put you off as well if there are to many knacked boats with no covers, trollys that have not moved for years etc? I want to raise this at our AGM about getting rid of the boats/ members that have only been moved by work parties to cut the grass we could do this by making them do a bouyancy test. So I want feedback about wether I am the only one that gets put off by these boats. I also think they make the club look uninviting to people who might want to give sailing a go.
	Gordon Lossc