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Corporate Days on the Water
By: Keith McGregor | 03/09/2008 | Business Opportunities
Sailing is a participant day out where teamwork of the crew is the key of success corporate days out on the water can give some of the best bonding experiences for the staff and clients of a firm. Perhaps the best place to conduct such corporate days is in the centre of UK sailing, the Solent. The Thames sailing barge is one of the most suitable boats available for a day on the Solent.

Stag and Hen Water Based Events
By: Keith McGregor | 01/09/2008 | Travel Tips
Stag and Hen parties can be very well run on the Solent waters where a number of boats are available for rib and barge charter. A Thames Sailing Barge is one of the largest boats available for a stag or hen event. They are ideal as they have a vast amount of room available being 70 to 120 ft long with a 7ft headroom below.

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By: Keith McGregor | 28/08/2008 | Travel Tips
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