hlb
RIP
I've surrupticially been succumed into the antics of ditch crawling. ok maybe it was the company !!! but surprisingly I thought this is a bit like real boating, i.e. i am enjoying myself on a boat. OK and its not going fast at all, reversing its going everywhere in the gale force wind, and nearby tupperware boaters are seriously worried. but hell for once i can actually see their eye's. they are not admitting that they are even worried or concerned, indeed they are waving to me (well i think they are !) but deep down i know they are scared **** less. ok time to give up reversing, drive forward and return again to frighten them from a different direction - ha ha.
Ever get the feeling that some one else was reading your thoughts??
Anyway these ditch crawlers organise pub quizzes two miles down the cut, bit strange after zooming out of Plymouth with no enterage, for a qick sprint to Alderney. Still it's a pub crawl, just the same, even if on a smaller range. What it lacks in distance and risk of big seas is matched by the torturous angle of the humped back bridges designed to decapitate the Sky dish or chimley. I must insist on Raythion auto pilot for the next ditch trip as one glance off the helm results in mad panic. 18 ton of steel and giant anchor does seem a bit out of place on this ditch. Plymouth and MF on wednesday seems far more sencible!!...../forums/images/icons/laugh.gif
<hr width=100% size=1> <font color=blue>Specializing in marine sanitation since 1997.<font color=red> I'm a volunteer!!.<font color=blue>
Haydn
Ever get the feeling that some one else was reading your thoughts??
Anyway these ditch crawlers organise pub quizzes two miles down the cut, bit strange after zooming out of Plymouth with no enterage, for a qick sprint to Alderney. Still it's a pub crawl, just the same, even if on a smaller range. What it lacks in distance and risk of big seas is matched by the torturous angle of the humped back bridges designed to decapitate the Sky dish or chimley. I must insist on Raythion auto pilot for the next ditch trip as one glance off the helm results in mad panic. 18 ton of steel and giant anchor does seem a bit out of place on this ditch. Plymouth and MF on wednesday seems far more sencible!!...../forums/images/icons/laugh.gif
<hr width=100% size=1> <font color=blue>Specializing in marine sanitation since 1997.<font color=red> I'm a volunteer!!.<font color=blue>
Haydn