MOORINGS

The pontoon and beach are completely full and for the first time since we took over, the trot moorings are full as well.  Please be aware that there are pick up lines between Trots 1 to 8 and 9 to 15.  We have put floats on all the lines to show you that they are there. Don’t get your engine caught up! The channel between Trots 10 and 11 is open and has no lines – just in front of Mivvy, the black MkII Shrimper.

The unclaimed inflatable on the wall of the shed has been claimed.  And the Cornish Shrimper, Crevette, on the pontoon has been sold.  

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