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Re: Rare and Unusual Boats - who has them - 5 years agoWe bought a stage 1 hull and cold moulded the transom curved on to it, then cold moulded the deck onto it and then a curved outboard well, fitted it out, the photo below show a stage 1 hull.by T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: Rare and Unusual Boats - who has them - 5 years agoOur 1973 Gunning/Tremlett with its original 1976 MERC 500 50hp which is still running on its original spark plugs and we still have it.by T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Happy Easter to all - 6 years agoby T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion ForumRe: High water level in Erne - 6 years agoCarrybridge/Belle Isle water level at 6.30pm this evening 46.84m Today at 6.45pm 46.76mby T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: High water level in Erne - 6 years agoCarrybridge/Belle Isle water level at 6.30pm this evening 46.84mby T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: So who is lifting back in before the National Holiday weekend? - 6 years agoWeather models are showing cooler from the 18th and colder from the 21st thro to the end of the month.....by T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: IWN - Spring Edition - 6 years agoI'd just like to say a big thank you to our esteemed editor Colin Becker. The latest issue of IWN is another superb edition. It is packed with interesting information and reading material. I loved Giles 'Travels with Hawthorn', Nora Sleator's 'Green & Silver Part 1' and "Lily" exploring Holland's waterways. Great read. Congrats on a really professional publication. + 1 And the winner oby T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: High water level in Erne - 6 years agoThanks for all the updates. Before you go does anyone know what the fixed public mooring jetties are at at Crom, Galoon, and so on ? See my post of the 27/2....photos of Crom. Not sure if it is still covered...?by T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: High water level in Erne - 6 years agoWeather models showing a wee bit warmer from the end of next week.....but for how long ?by T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: High water level in Erne - 6 years agoCrom jetty, via Facebook, Whyboats NI RoI,by T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: High water level in Erne - 6 years agoErne Marine today, taken from Facebook.by T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: High water level in Erne - 6 years agoFor today (Sat ) and tomorrow ( Sunday )by T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: She seems to be doing a good job. - 6 years agoWell done Fergal, Another classic.........by T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: High water level in Erne - 6 years agoCarrybridge today from the water, photo via Facebook by Kilmore Jet Works Seadooby T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: High water level in Erne - 6 years agoAustin, have you a view on the quantity of rain we might see over the next two or three days? Alun For Enniskillen via Metcheck Fri 9mm Sat 2.5mm Sun 10mm Mon nil Will check other sites..... XCW site Fri 8mm Sat 2mm Sun 7mm Mon nilby T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: High water level in Erne - 6 years agoAustin, have you a view on the quantity of rain we might see over the next two or three days? Alun For Enniskillen via Metcheck Fri 9mm Sat 2.5mm Sun 10mm Mon nil Will check other sites.....by T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: High water level in Erne - 6 years agoCarrybridge this morning, pic from Facebook via Kilmore Jet Works Seadooby T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: Hogs again - 6 years agoName and Shame, i love it. + 1by T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: Wanted Berth as near Leitrim Village as possible. - 6 years agoTry the marina at the hotel, the hotel is opening soon.by T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: High water level in Erne - 6 years agoBelle Isle at 10.40am 47.40mby T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: High water level in Erne - 6 years agoSome photos from the west coast from todayby T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: High water level in Erne - 6 years agoThis morning Belle Isle at 10.07am this morning.... 47.35m Alun will/can update on the other locations I hear it's currently snowing in Fermanaghby T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: High water level in Erne - 6 years agoBilly, I sit on my piles all the time! You might get the chance to do so again in a few days time, sit on your pillars that is, not mine. Bit earlier this morning with the readings, due to wanting to get record before the 30mm of rain we've just had affects them! Belturbet 47.79 Belleisle 47.24 Roscor 46.15 Austin, feel free to add comments about weather etc. no problem, Alunby T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: RIB tragedy - Accident report released - Kill Cord - 6 years agoResult of Hooking Alway use a kill cordby T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: High water level in Erne - 6 years agoNoon today Belleisle up 100mm to 47.25 Roscor up 30mm to 46.26 only 40mm below statutory max in Lower Lough Alun the new Austin ....... One better as I don't have the Roscor tele No......by T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: High water level in Erne - 6 years agoThis morning at 10.05am : 47.00mby T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: High water level in Erne - 6 years agoThis evening at 9.35pm : 46.92m And 2014 views to this thread.by T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: High water level in Erne - 6 years agoToday at 3.10pm : 46.84mby T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: High water level in Erne - 6 years agoThis evening at 7.20pm : 46.88mby T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum Re: High water level in Erne - 6 years agoToday at 1pm : 46.95mby T 15 - IWAI Waterways Discussion Forum |
