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Patrisha...

Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 11:22am

Post Subject: Looking for a canal boat

Hi, I am looking to buy a canal boat to liveaboard in the next few months. Like the lady below, I am in my 50s and a bit nervous. I have had so many people trying to put me off....I can't forsee too many problems, except for the mooring problem. I would like a residential but they seem to be impossible to find...any suggestions?

Tony-B...

Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 2:01pm

Post Subject: Looking for a canal boat

No, no suggestions, but you need to visit marinas, clubs and mooring sights and talk to the owners. When on my travels I see, lots of obviously residential boats on moorings I suspect are not officially classed as residential. If you choose one of these there is no security of tenure, but it might be all you will get. Tony Brooks

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