Liveaboard chat room

I am new om the net (one week) and still "green" as to how it works - proceedures etc. - I replied to the couple who are considering a dutch barge liveaboard yesterday but dont know if it was received or not (I have had some teething troubles with my servers as well!!!)
please send e/m to stonefield25.fsnet.co.uk . Thanks..Terry and Gillian.

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Alex Registered User Posts: 1 (5/10/01 9:53 am) Reply	Liveaboard chat room Hi there everybody, I have been searching for a liveaboard chat room on the net, but have found nothing. Would anyone be interested in using one? My partner and I are hoping to buy a Dutch Barge this year to live on and would love to chat with other people etc....
stonefield25fsnetcouk Unregistered User (7/27/01 11:59 pm) Reply	reply I am new om the net (one week) and still "green" as to how it works - proceedures etc. - I replied to the couple who are considering a dutch barge liveaboard yesterday but dont know if it was received or not (I have had some teething troubles with my servers as well!!!) please send e/m to stonefield25.fsnet.co.uk . Thanks..Terry and Gillian.
stonefield25fsnetcouk Unregistered User (7/28/01 2:46 pm) Reply	correction to last posting correct address for e/mails is terry@stonefield25.fsnet.co.uk
Alexander Unregistered User (7/31/01 11:49 am) Reply	Liveaboard life Hi there Terry and Gillian. We are the couple who are looking to purchase a boat, (not sure which sort yet) in order to live on. Got your reply on the message site. We are keen to chat to people who liveaboard, or who are considering it in order to gain some advice etc. What is your situation? Hope to hear from you, Alex & Lindsay.
stonefield25fsnetcouk Unregistered User (7/31/01 1:42 pm) Reply	Reply to A&L Hello Alex and Lindsay.....thanks for your reply, we are living in west yorkshire (cleckheaton, nr Bradford) We have a small F/G cruiser (23ft Norman) at present, which was bought as an introduction to the waterways, so that we could get used to canal/river usage (locks etc.,) we are convinced that a life on water would be an idyllic move. we have looked at virginia currer marine sites and found that prices vary considerably, we get the buy a boat magazine but to press have not seen a boat that is suitable in all respects. There is a company in Stanley Ferry. Wakefield, Yorks. who will build a new 10ft beam narrowboat style craft fully fitted and complete with a bow-thruster (which Terry feels is a necessity) for around 46K we both think this is a good price, but reports from people in the know, make us unsure about this deal. Please post another reply with more of your details or E/M us on terry@stonefield25.fsnet.co.uk *** regards....Terry and Gillian.
ecaria Registered User Posts: 1 (2/23/03 12:20 pm) Reply	I would I would. I'm not a liveaboard now but I grew up living on a boat (from the time I was 2 to 10). Love chatting with other liveaboards. E-mail me if you get one started...ecaria @ hotmail.com
Pat Unregistered User (2/24/03 8:06 am) Reply	chat Hi Alex and Lindsay, we are looking to move onto a narrowboat within the next 2 - 3 months (as soon as the semi sells) and would love to chat to people in the same boat. Please get in touch either by the board or on patb35@hotmail.com Pat and Daz
Alex Unregistered User (3/5/03 8:35 am) Reply	Live a board I too am contemplating moving onton a wide beam but still narrow boat moored in London , It's fairly clapped out and needs a complete refitt , do you know what the costs are? it's 32'x10'8" any info on where this can be done would also be of help thanks Alex
connorr Registered User Posts: 2 (6/16/03 10:30 am) Reply	Re: Live a board My boyfriend and me are currently looking at buying either a fishing or passenger boat to convert or else a houseboat, and moor it in London. I would be very interested in taking to other future or present liveaboards especially those with small children living in and around London as we have two children ourselfs, as well as others who have done boat conversions
guest Unregistered User (2/18/04 2:54 pm) Reply	Same thing! I just recently moved down to the south coast - not sure if there is much (or as much) available here as in kent and london, anyone know where a complete newbie might talk to someone about living afloat in the southampton area?
mike213735 Registered User Posts: 1 (1/21/06 9:16 am) Reply	Re: Liveaboard chat room Hi, My wife, daughter had lived on a 45' Narrowboat for 3 years. We moved into a house last Jan. We are now looking to move onto a larger boat soon and I am willing to offer any advice to any would be liveaboards. In short, my advice is go for it... Thanks Mike Edited by: mike213735 at: 1/21/06 9:17 am

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