THAMES MEET 2016 27th to 29th August

A bump for the Thames meet, we're a little thin on the ground, but have a lovely mown grass area with moorings  plenty of space for everyone

Come on folks, get signed up. It should be a great time with super moorings with plenty of space! Lets not let the Norfolk meet put us in the shade again this year!

sneddie wrote:Come on folks, get signed up. It should be a great time with super moorings with plenty of space! Lets not let the Norfolk meet put us in the shade again this year!

Just to show I'm not biased, I'm going to both, (unfortunately not via Flitter) even though I'm organising (with Profs and others help) the Norfolk do.
It's all about promoting the Freeman marque, so if you are thinking , "we havn't got a Freeman meet where I sail " go on organise it ! With help from the forum it is possible
Derek

Our moorings are the nice mown area at the bottom of the photo. The raft of Freemans at the top of the photo is Sheridan Marine 

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Can someone tell me what the river tax cost would  be to bring and use an inflatable or a car topped dinghy for the 2 day Thames meet ?
Had a look at the EA website and can't really understand it, could l claim to be a tender to someones else's boat ?

Depends on the size Derek
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/478426/LIT_7452.pdf

Prof Pat Pending wrote:Depends on the size Derek
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/478426/LIT_7452.pdf

Really !! For putting a 7' tender type  rowing boat on the Thames for a couple of days , surely there must be a simpler solution ?

Don't go through a lock....*cough* obviously I didn't say that 

Prof Pat Pending wrote:Don't go through a lock....*cough* obviously I didn't say that 

Every time I go through Hurley there are loads of little inflatables buzzing about and I'd bet there's not a licence plate to be seen.

I'd second Pats non suggestion

Cough, cough! Something in my throat?

...this is in the diary...ill try and get along with my 4yo!

Grand  It'll be nice to put a face to the boat

Another boat promised to attend the Thames meet. St. Jo a 26ft twin. Mark and Sally guiding here. 

I've put the details on the registration form at the attendee doesn't do webby stuff!

I liked the email address 

I can't remember what I put but it worked!

I'll remind you next week if you've time for a beer or five

I'm still planning on comming, but not by boat. The cost to transport back is too prohibitive. Even taking TTBoats generous offer of pulling a few strings it would break the bank for me!!

Getting close now, really looking forward to meeting people. How are the numbers going Pat/Ken?

We're about double the boats of last year, a few more have said they'll come but not registered, we'll have to see I guess

Prof Pat Pending wrote:We're about double the boats of last year, a few more have said they'll come but not registered, we'll have to see I guess

At least the moorings are free there ? 

Can you include my B & B at the Perch and Pike

Not long now, it looks like we might be in for a nice weekend 

Prof Pat Pending wrote:Not long now, it looks like we might be in for a nice weekend 

Weather for Bank Holiday is looking good for South Stoke area, must be that sacrifice to the sun God thats done it  
Worked for Salhouse !

Derek, you should've been on the Thames planning committee in charge of weather

Looking good for us to attend for Sat afternoon and overnight to Sunday. DO I have to register for this (I see it mentioned in some of the above comments) or can I just turn up?