Best meal afloat

[TomIsitt]

Good post, LJS! Made me feel very hungry.

My most memorable meal afloat was after a 36 hour trip through the Bahamas. We were on a 52ft powercat, running south-east along the Atlantic side of the Bahamas, and trying to stay ahead of some fairly grim weather (and not succeeding). I'd spent the night at the helm up on the flybridge and just as the sun was coming up we started to pick our way through the reef off Providentiales in the Turks & Caicos. And Al appeared on the flybridge with a mug of freshly brewed coffee and two toasted bacon sarnies...never has anything tasted so good (well, almost never).

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[hlb]

Some folk have all the fun.

Helming though the night a dirty old 50 odd ton 50 odd foot. X Admiralty liberty boat. Pool to Salcolmbe at 5/6 knots. Enquired early in the morning if there was any chance of a cup of tea or Breakfast. Got a cold raw sausage butty and spent the next hour sucking the sausage meat out the skin.

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[duncan]

only Newcastle Brown Ale can achieve that feat in my experience..............

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[duncan]

thought it would be crab all the way looking at this months issue!

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[sailbadthesinner]

Raki tastes better on the way up

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