Is a visitor mooring a facility ?

I refer you to my reply to the other doom monger, perhaps you should form a double act
because like him you suffer from the same lack of credibility.Your experience is noone else's
and CRT by their appalling management have allowed you conspiracy merchants to flourish.

Your out your depth chap.You make the mistake of thinking we are idiots and
your Troll assertion carries no weight like the rest of your narrative.

These Bloggers are the most opinionated smug bastards I have ever met in my life,they all follow each others blogs
and meet up together on their travels.There was one Freespirit moored in Milton Keynes for the Rugby World Cup
who pulled the wool over the eyes of Enforcement when they got caught overstaying.Prior to being "caught"
she put in her blog that they had to go to Fenny Stratford to empty the toilet,which of course they did,but
it was a cassette so they put it in the back of the car and drove there,the boat didn't move at all.
When Glyn Bumford knocked on the door the cheeky bitch showed him the blog and he accepted that he had it
wrong and apologised.

 Yes, I can see your side of it also - a bit like people taking photos of their meals they get in restaurants to post to all of their friends (and friends' friends and their friends too!) on Facebook. Why don't they also take photos of the end product too, I wonder, you know - shove the camera down into the porcelain bowl...  BUT - in the case of narrowboat blogs I am interested as I've been getting to become familiar with the canal system. I skip the bits where they visit various cities and go shopping, but I do like the canal locations shown.
 I also like time-lapse videos of canals so that I can check out what will be coming (and there are not enough of these!).
 What's wrong with retiring early and doing the system? I thought that was what narrowboating is all about. You have to give them credit, going along the canals is an adventure. They may have money, but so does Philip Green and that tedious old git has just bought some flashy piece of plastic which looks like no fun at all to me.
 I'm not into blogging but I like to write little articles and post photos of our trips sometimes. Prepare to be bored, haha!

The problem on the East Anglia waterways is the moorings are often short, certainly on the Nene up to about 20 years ago boats over 45' were rare, nothing bigger could fit through Ashline lock at Whitllesey on the Middle level to get on the Great Ouse. In the late 90's they extended it along with Marmonts Priory a bit later.

Now during the summer we are overrun with bloody Gert long boats hogging the space

The Lazy Otter pub at Stretham has a no boats over 35' rule for their visitors mooring. I'd like more signs like that on my patch

I can't recall the bloggers name, he was land based Essex way. He also got called out for taking the piss by sitting on the 48 hour mooring at Littleport connected up to the water point doing the laundry for a few days overstay