Having not written a blog for a while; my status has changed slightly. I’ve moved down the road, from Devizes to somewhere called Pewsey.
It’s a small town on the Avon.
CRT rules state you have to move neighbourhood every two weeks, unless you have ‘permanent moorings’.
Currently, this applies to me.
Canal and River Trust mooring rules
The Canal and River Trust are pretty fuzzy about the meanings and measurements involved.
There is an article here about what a ‘neighbourhood’ represents for the CaRT.
The rules are pretty clear. You have to keep moving.
The advantage of it being Winter: All visitor moorings are 14 days, (unless otherwise stated).
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It needs one of those swivel ‘type’ chimneys.