Officially full of wind!
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HAHAHAHA...
"You can screw a man down until he takes to drinking......take me to the fantastic place..."
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You think I'm joking?.....Richie wrote:HAHAHAHA...
Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goals.
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Bangers!
You must have known I was coming!
You must have known I was coming!
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Seen that one before.... You seen the one where prodential strike rocks at high speed ! Awesome. Incidentally Jordan I know of an ovington 18 footer lying on a nearby beach dying a slow death... It's still restorable and your the man for the job, I will crew for you
"You can screw a man down until he takes to drinking......take me to the fantastic place..."
Officially full of wind!
I've not seen that one. A skiff would be fun but we would need a 3rd man.
Bangers!
You must have known I was coming!
You must have known I was coming!
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Bill would be Ideal (heavy crew means a fast skiff) hahahaha John, Mike ? Youth ? as JIb man (or woman) they would have the easiest job.....you would need to paint the hull bluebird blue with a wavey union jack over the bow and along the side "spirit of the lake"
i know that the 18 that i have seen will die on the beach as the club in which it resides are haters of Asymetric's
i know that the 18 that i have seen will die on the beach as the club in which it resides are haters of Asymetric's
"You can screw a man down until he takes to drinking......take me to the fantastic place..."
Officially full of wind!
Bill doesn't do WAFI things as he eyes it with suspicion. He's an engine man.
Bangers!
You must have known I was coming!
You must have known I was coming!
Officially full of wind!
Anyway we would have to paint 'Spirit of the Lake' upside down so it would read right. Lots of capsizing etc!
Bangers!
You must have known I was coming!
You must have known I was coming!
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Jings, that brings back memories. Taught myself to sail in one of them half a hundred years ago. Got very wet several times when I managed to 'coup' it, but then I discovered diesel engines and got all better!mtskull wrote:I don't suppose I will be challenging Jordan for speed, but I can't wait to get this one wet on Coniston Water with a sail full of wind!
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Hmmm - rather puts me in mind of when some of those fell-walking types asked if we'd take some sonar and diving kit up a big hill in the Lakes called Hell's villain or some such to a little pond on the top with a crashed mosquito bomber in it. The idea was sound. Water, crashed plane, sonar, diving... and then they dropped the bombshell. They wanted us to walk up there!Bill doesn't do WAFI things as he eyes it with suspicion. He's an engine man.
I mean, what kind of a stupid idea is that! Never mind... a word with some army types from one of our better-connected team members and we'd procured an altogether more efficient mode of transport.
The guy in the read jacket, by the way, is our fallen comrade, Carl Spencer.
Now then, about being blown across the surface of the oggin in a coracle with sticks and string and an old bed sheet... I think not!
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