Dinghy Moring fees
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Category: Dinghy classes
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Topic: Dinghy Moring fees
Posted By: hydrographer20
Subject: Dinghy Moring fees
Date Posted: 31 Jul 05 at 1:31pm
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was just wondering how much do people pay to keep there boats in places because i have noticed the prices vary hugely. getting to keep your bot at a sailing club i find is incredibly hard as there is never ever any space. currently i rent my space off the coucil next to the sailing club for 145 per anum but i have noticed soe places it is only about 30 a year ------------- byte me!- GBR 814 |
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Posted By: HannahJ
Date Posted: 31 Jul 05 at 6:21pm
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In the dinghy park at our sc tis bout £60 a year, n £35 for a youth boat.
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Posted By: Bally
Date Posted: 03 Aug 05 at 5:13am
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1 years berthing fee in Pennine SC's boat park is £5.
http://www.pennine-sc.co.uk/membership.htm - http://www.pennine-sc.co.uk/membership.htm |
Posted By: HannahJ
Date Posted: 03 Aug 05 at 11:02am
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wow
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Posted By: Pierre
Date Posted: 03 Aug 05 at 11:08am
Chelsea Harbour, on the Thames, £30,000 per year for a houseboat mooring I am told. What value 
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Posted By: hydrographer20
Date Posted: 04 Aug 05 at 8:22am
so as far as dnighy moornig fees go, mine seems rarther pricey in comparison to others  , may ahve to join pennine sc instead lol------------- byte me!- GBR 814 |
Posted By: tgruitt
Date Posted: 05 Aug 05 at 1:28pm
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£35 at saltash sailing club i think ------------- Needs to sail more... |