pendlecats
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I mean is it right to use a cool box to bale out. 
A Contravertial wet Lakey Pic / Caption
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sarabande
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I like the appropriate name for the Centaur in the background - "CHIRON"
Most centaurs were infamous for their drinkings and opportune sexual habits, and were often violent and pretty uncouth. However, Chiron was kind, cultured and benevolent, and dedicated himself to the study of medecine.
Given that Lakey (for it is he ?) has clearly failed to raise a decent-sized bonfire (in the foreground) sufficient to make the customary sacrifices to the weather Gods, his attempts to reunite the sacred waters of The Lake from within the vessel to without, must be seen in the context of a propitiatory and prophylactic ritual to ensure that divine wrath is avoided, and that his camera batteries never go flat. The colours of blood red and virginal white in the noble vessel's sails should be read as having no significance beyond that ordinarily given to that of a helmsman seeking to appease The Lake whilst simultaneously seeking enkrateia.
The bowing of the head under a hood whilst undertaking such practices shows that the petitioner is complying with Collar Regs.
Ho yes !
Most centaurs were infamous for their drinkings and opportune sexual habits, and were often violent and pretty uncouth. However, Chiron was kind, cultured and benevolent, and dedicated himself to the study of medecine.
Given that Lakey (for it is he ?) has clearly failed to raise a decent-sized bonfire (in the foreground) sufficient to make the customary sacrifices to the weather Gods, his attempts to reunite the sacred waters of The Lake from within the vessel to without, must be seen in the context of a propitiatory and prophylactic ritual to ensure that divine wrath is avoided, and that his camera batteries never go flat. The colours of blood red and virginal white in the noble vessel's sails should be read as having no significance beyond that ordinarily given to that of a helmsman seeking to appease The Lake whilst simultaneously seeking enkrateia.
The bowing of the head under a hood whilst undertaking such practices shows that the petitioner is complying with Collar Regs.
Ho yes !
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pendlecats
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Wow thats deep bro.... stop smoking whatever it is..
The Westerly belongs to a fellow forumite who may be along.
The Westerly belongs to a fellow forumite who may be along.
wellrigged88
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Er, yes.
But all I see is a guy being rained on, whilst bailing - out, then having a quick "jimmy-Riddle" thinking that noone was about.
Must get some glasses, oh, and a classical education!!
Ha!Ha!
But all I see is a guy being rained on, whilst bailing - out, then having a quick "jimmy-Riddle" thinking that noone was about.
Must get some glasses, oh, and a classical education!!
Ha!Ha!
Alfie168
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Too tight to get a chemical toilet if you ask me. More like a thunder box than a cool box.
(It never rains in the Lake District..must be somewhere else........)
Tim
(It never rains in the Lake District..must be somewhere else........)
Tim
boatbuilder
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Didn't Noone used to sing with Hermans hermits?
rhumlady
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Does he realy need that size tender? Towing it must slow him down quite a bit.
PeteCooper
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Chiron is also owned by a forumite.
pendlecats
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Why is it always "our boat" until it rains
WindermereColvic
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Sara, Im Confess im responsible for the ex-bonfire in the foreground, its the base of a kelly kettle, and i'll have you know it was doing wonderfully boiling away, before the downpour!
Matt
http://www.kellykettle.com/
Matt
http://www.kellykettle.com/
Lakesailor
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Nah. The bowing of the head is exhaustion after baling 5 inches of water out of the boat. Most of which came in during my very pleasant half-hour sail to the picnic site in the warm afternoon sun. This hot weather is OK but my poor little boat dries out too much.
corkonian1
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Looks more like Charon at the river Styx, waiting for his next customer
Twister_Ken
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Somehow, the abandoned sunlounger describes the emotion better than words can.
aquaplane
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I don't know if it's controversial, but I was certainly wet.
Then I went and put on my "birthday suit", I got it for my birthday, what else am I going to call it?
Chiron is a good name for a Centaur, I decided when I had looked it up, they don't do classical at Batley High, even though they have a Centaur on the school badge, with bow an' 'arrow.
I think the typical Centaur may fit better in my case though, or maybe that's an aspiration.
Then I went and put on my "birthday suit", I got it for my birthday, what else am I going to call it?
Chiron is a good name for a Centaur, I decided when I had looked it up, they don't do classical at Batley High, even though they have a Centaur on the school badge, with bow an' 'arrow.
I think the typical Centaur may fit better in my case though, or maybe that's an aspiration.
beachbum
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Is that slope on the lake so that they can water ski without a motor boat - thereby escaping the speed limit?
