Last night, boy racers in the Tesco car park kept me awake until 11:30. They just sit there revving their engines and occasionally screeching round the car park. What they need is some remote airfield site with obstacles to make it exciting and give them a chance to kill themselves without endangering others, because after a while they burn off up the roads and could be heard in the distance making lots of noise. Why the police just don't wait outside the car park to feel their collars I just don't know. So when Pat returned to the boat this morning we decided to move one lock down to the Globe pub and position ourselves for the tedious drag through Milton Keynes tomorrow - and get a peaceful night. Bletchley was on hand to dispense diesel which should see me through until we get back to Harefield. I reckon useage is about 1.3 litres per tacho hour.
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March 26, 2007
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Hi
Just spotted your site(s) after searching on Mid Service Centre (tank gauges) and found your blog entries very interesting and useful.
We're also in a 60 footer with Beta 1903 so I'll be studying the service notes and general comments for useful tips.
Like the writing style and pictures, keep it up.
Mo
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Posted by: Mo | March 27, 2007 at 13:03