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Dave what do you do with the dingy if you go ashore for awhile? how do make sure its there when you get back? Audrey
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| Registered User ![]() Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Brisbane Australia [until the boats launched]
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There's no gaurantees there Audrey, but on the City side of the creek it'll be mainly drop of and pick up. I'm pretty sure Port of Brisbane have a secure dinghy pen that need's a key for about $30/year. That and some hefty chain and padlock should keep the honest thieves at bay. Dave
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its the dishonest ones that worry me! but $30 a year for a secure pen sounds pretty good, gosh theres a lot of things to think about in this living a board lurk! still gunna do it though! Audrey
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I'm pretty sure that is a key through the gate, use of shower toilet and I think they have washing machines as well. But maybe you can only get this if you take a pile mooring which I believe is a first come first served arrangement. These are still very cheap, just dont think they have the space for a 50 x 24 ft cat. Gardens Point | Port of Brisbane Seems it's actually $5-00 for a key Dave
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| Registered User ![]() Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Encinitas, California
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Stevens47 brings up a great point. I had asked for a liveaboard slip here at the Shelter Island marina for some time being told that there was a five year wait. Then, after asking if Niki and I could have a two week stay on the boat before moving into a new appartment they offered up the coveted liveaboard option.
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Dave,in ya link I could not find anything deffinatly saying that you could live aboard full time.Did I miss something?.Mudnut,
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They come down and collect the rent from the laundry area 2 days a week. Be a real pita unless you were a liveaboard. All cruiser's as well. Of course you can anchor outside the mooring area for nothing as long as you aren't a hazard to shipping which is where my 800mm draft will be handy. Dave
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You have got to love a draft that is measured in millimeters! ![]() Quote:
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You forgot to mention that the moorings are right by the Botanic Gardens.
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| Registered User ![]() Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Brisbane Australia [until the boats launched]
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Some more pic's from the Brisbane City/ Garden Point mooring's to taunt you poor Northern hemisphere Yachties. $39-00 U.S /weeek for up to a 100ft pile berth, just a short dinghy trip from the Port office Hotel, with icy cold beer and a good Steak and view's like this. Oh yeah, shower's, toilets and washing machine facilities as well. Come on down to the lucky country. I should be getting an earn from Tourism Queensland for this Dave
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Cat Man Do ..... those pictures sure look great .... nice invitation .... then Wheels or someone mentions the cost of .. of? well, anything having to do with a boat! A tube of sealant requires a mortgage!!! Bob |
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Okay Dumb question.... When someone says $1.50 per foot or $15 a foot is that per day, per month, per year? Or is it both? why don't marina's say $/ft/month. That makes me crazy.
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Hey Dave,this is what I found in the rules section(note 2nd last paragraph)Mudnuthttp://www.portbris.com.au/operations/boatharbours/rules_and_safety
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