I will need something to do once it's too dark to go any further, so...I'll keep a log. Don't plan on doing much drinking, except for the odd one on board in the evenings. That's one thing I found with being on the canals, by the time the day is done and evening meal over, it's almost bedtime for me and ohhhhhhh do I sleep! :-)
--- In [email protected], "Trevor Burridge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Mike asked Are you planning of doing any sort of log? If so, please feel > free to publish it here. > > I agree with Mike I don't think anyone was suggesting you were inexperienced > but the heading New to Group maybe suggested this to us based on our own > experience of first time hirers who have appeared on the group, planning an > almighty cruise without due regard to the strenuous time table they have set > themselves. > > You clearly know what's in store for you ! > > At the present time Sunrise is approx 6.30 am and sunset is now getting to > be about 7.45 pm (varies across the UK). As you know Hire Boats are normally > restricted within these times for cruising but you will also have got the > idea that this isn't sometimes the case from other postings on the list! I > suspect ever more over cautious insurers are wary of claims etc and impose > these restrictions on the boat yards. > > As Mike says I do hope that you have time for a log report but will > understand if your time is better spent eating, drinking and sleeping. > Whatever you do enjoy yourselves. > > Trevor >
