TENDER

The UG (Uncle Giles) has had a major make-over.

Please can you make sure that when tying up the club tender you make sure that the bow can’t go under the pontoon!  Within less than a week of doing our repairs on the tender, she was tied up in such a way that the bow got trapped under the pontoon and it broke the wooden prow.  We have also put up a sturdier kayak rack, replacing the wooden contraction that I made a couple of years ago but which has not stood the test of time.  We have also added some new planters at the entrance and a few hanging baskets with herbs, cleverly choosing one of the hottest periods in our history. All the plants are now looking a little sad.

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