Ducks had had enough and took refuge on the pontoon |
Even the Canada Geese and Gulls flocked together to sit it out |
A few enjoying the puddles |
Proper waves with white horses. Glad I'm not travelling the Trent today. |
So now I have lost my view and can no longer report on any issues happening at the facilities. As you may be aware I reported the vandalism of the men from the camo boat to Steve Cropper. This is what I wrote:-
Dear Steve,
We are on Kingfishers dry dock moorings with our boat Freespirit. Yesterday the infamous camo boat ( unlicensed ) arrived with some very dubious characters. One of these characters walked over to the fence and ripped one of the panels away from the post. As there appears to have been some damage done to the fence previously I feel its only a matter of time before all the panels are taken for firewood. I appreciate that this is not a high priority but if this vandalism isn't stopped now it wont be long before BW will have an even bigger bill to pay out. I have enclosed photos in case you want to take this matter further
Yours sincerely
Irene Jameison.
His reply came today:-
Hello Irene
I have returned to work today after an extended leave period over Christmas
Thank you reporting the incident we are well aware of the said boat and are dealing accordingly
I will liaise with the Police regarding reported vandalism
Will be in touch if further details required
Thanks again
Steve C
Steve Cropper
Enforcement Officer
British Waterways
The Kiln
Mather Road
Newark Notts NG24 IFB
Mobile 07710175412
Office 01636 704481
email steve.cropper@britishwaterways.co.uk
So sometimes it pays to report these issues. Hopefully the camo boat will soon be put out of action.
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