VAT Status within the EU

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JOHN BOOTH/DINAH ROBERTSON

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Oct 30, 2019
6
Dear All,

This issue is not specific to Vegas. As the UK authorities are no longer issuing "deemed VAT paid" certificates any longer, does anyone know what I should take with me to Ireland and France to prove VAT status? I have a letter from a former owner who can confirm that Vagrant was in EU waters on 31 December 1992. Is anyone out there in the same position or have recent experience? I have heard that the Irish authorities are fairly relaxed about this. I doubt that the French authorities are!

Kind regards,

John Booth

Vagrant - V1718[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
 
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stevebirch2002

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Nov 8, 2001
1,818
Hi John

If you contact VAGB with proof of Vagrant's whereabouts for that
specific period then the club will issue you a letter that seems to have
worked so far!

Cheers

Steve Birch
 
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zippydoda_captain

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Oct 30, 2019
58
Hi John.



Where is Vagrant now? Saw you in Victoria Dock over the winter but you'd
gone last weekend. We're heading to Ireland this summer, if your doing
the same get in touch.



Ray (Tortuga)



P.S. How's the stern gland?



Ray Wilton

Ship and Field Support Manager

School of Ocean Science

University of Wales (Bangor)

Menai Bridge

Angelsey

LL59 5AB



Tel 01248 382614

Fax 01248 716367
 
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john512678

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Oct 31, 2019
10
Hi Ray,

She's back on her mooring in Rowen Bay, but she'll be back in Victoria Dock next month for the stern gland and some other jobs to be done. I won't make Ireland this year, but I'm planning on Aberystwyth at Whit.

Incidentally, there was another Vega in the dock with her mast down called Fragancia, I think. If the owner reads this it would be great to make contact! That makes four Vegas on the Straits! I wonder what the collective noun is for a group of Vegas....

Best wishes and many thanks for all your help last year.

John

Vagrant V1718

Ray Wilton r.j.wilton@... wrote: Hi John.



Where is Vagrant now? Saw you in Victoria Dock over the winter but you'd
gone last weekend. We're heading to Ireland this summer, if your doing
the same get in touch.



Ray (Tortuga)



P.S. How's the stern gland?



Ray Wilton

Ship and Field Support Manager

School of Ocean Science

University of Wales (Bangor)

Menai Bridge

Angelsey

LL59 5AB



Tel 01248 382614

Fax 01248 716367
 
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john512678

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Oct 31, 2019
10
Hi Steve,

Many thanks!

Regards,

John

Steve Birch steve@... wrote: Hi John

If you contact VAGB with proof of Vagrant's whereabouts for that
specific period then the club will issue you a letter that seems to have
worked so far!

Cheers

Steve Birch
 
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zippydoda_captain

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Oct 30, 2019
58
Hi John.

The owner of Fragancia is Nick Leftley, I dont know if he is on this
group. I believe he has a problem with his stern gland too (a Volvo
Black Jack). He has a mast step problem as well, but not the usual
transverse beam one. The raised deck moulding under the step seems to
have collapsed. Not seen this before on any Vegas, how about you Steve?Who has the fourth Vega on the Menai Strait? Seen one in Dickies boat
yard but its not been touched for years. I think its called Gigi.

As for a load of Vegas, how about A Constellation of Vegas. (Vega
being the brightest star in the Lyra Constellation).

Regards,

Ray (Tortuga)



PS Will be in Victoria Dock on the 4th May all being well so may see you
there.





Ray Wilton

Ship and Field Support Manager

School of Ocean Science

University of Wales (Bangor)

Menai Bridge

Angelsey

LL59 5AB



Tel 01248 382614

Fax 01248 716367
 
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n8f8

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Feb 14, 2007
1
I suppose the correct term would be a "flotilla" of Vegas. Since Vega
is also a star I suppose "constellation" or "cluster" wouldn't be out
of order.
 
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pelagicasd

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Jan 28, 2001
694
Hi Roy. In regards to the maststep problem. There is a wooden plank embedded
in the cabin top under that raised portion. It can rot! Drill through the
top of the cabin in numerous places over the plank to find dry wood. Let the
drilled areas dry out and then saturate it with Git-rot.

Walt
 
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stevebirch2002

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Nov 8, 2001
1,818
Hi Ray

Sterngland should be ok, should last for ages. Mine has been in for 8
years now!

Not seen the problem ref. the mast step. Can you get some photos?

A constellation of Vegas sounds perfect..

Steve B
 
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emmajen5

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Feb 28, 2006
127
A "Constellation" might apply more to a small cluster of Vegas
but a "Gallaxy" would be more appropriate for very large
massings.

Garry
Star Ship "Raven" 2427
 
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tom_rutter

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Aug 3, 2005
66
You know how geese have two collective names depending on whether they're on
the ground (gaggle) or flying (skein)?

Maybe we should use two different names:

- Constellation, for most uses (sailing, sitting in a marina, ashore, etc).

- Asteroid Belt, for when they're reversing under power in a marina...
 
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SVFlyAway

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Oct 31, 2019
303
Considering the amount of money we all seem to pour into our Vegas, or any
boat for that matter I might suggest the term Black Hole as appropriate.

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From: AlbinVega@yahoogroups.com [mailto:AlbinVega@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
Of Steve Birch
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2007 11:57 PM
To: AlbinVega@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [AlbinVega] Collective Name for a laod of Vegas?

Hi All

Going on from John's (Vagrant) question - Let's have your suggestions
for a collection of vegas!!

Cheers

Steve B
 
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