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3rd January 2006, 10:23 AM #16
Ah yes, Rusty's official launch. She floated, she motored, and he's worn her out already. We had to hit him with a lump of redgum to take the silly grin off his face. Should I mention THAT hat :eek:
Trouble, is with Glenn sitting in the back, he needed TWO generously proportioned men at the front to balance him :eek:
And 20 hp on a 10 ft boat - hmm. At one point, a bloke with a bright red speed boat and a huge (read 'noisy') V8 inboard tried to keep up - the bloke was still sobbing as he put the red weapon back on its trailer.
Thanks for a good day Glenn. Rusty's a gem
Richard
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4th January 2006, 05:07 PM #17
Thanks Richard,
It was a great day and your little ones added to the atmosphere (yes and the kids).
Have the new hat now courtesy of Black Sheep Embroidery at Mt Barker, it is certainly a big improvement on that old white one, left over I think from some movie entitled 'The African Queen'
Slight correction : please add 9" to your measurements of Rusty, she is sensitive to size! Personally at my age size ain't that important."May your dreams of today
be the reality of tomorrow"
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6th January 2006, 04:30 PM #18
Steve B
Thanks for your thoughts. I might have to pop down to one of the local sailing clubs in the near future and do some fact hunting.
I know nothing about sailing other than we beat the Yanks a few years back with some Cup thingy and each year lots of blokes see who can sink first between Sydney and Hobart.
Glenn aka Aberdeen
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Originally Posted by Auld Bassoon"May your dreams of today
be the reality of tomorrow"
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6th January 2006, 05:05 PM #19
http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com...ad.php?t=22829
Nudge, nudge, hint, hint...... WIIIIIIIINK!
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8th January 2006, 01:39 PM #20
Truly a boat with lots of potential & reminds me of one my grandfather pulled up from Goolwa about 40 yrs ago. As a younger lad helped him rebuild it - steam tube for the new ribs, caulking and all that stuff.
But unlike young DADDLES I have limited time, after all retirement is anywhere between now and 4 yrs 9 months .
It would be a hell of a project but will be happy to watch the progress of the nearby SAMAR rebuild of Richards' challenge."May your dreams of today
be the reality of tomorrow"
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