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Has anyone come across a boat called Burgeeter
Humperdinck
Email: HJ@Seacracker.org
Website: www.seacracker.org
Humperdinck
Email: HJ@Seacracker.org
Website: www.seacracker.org
NigeCh
Well-Known Member
Yip,
She moored 112 nm NNW of Roast Snapper who is the only boat I know who manages to legally fly the Union Jack. Burgeeter also has the odd distinction of upsetting the crew at breakfasttime by serving fresh laver and bacon.
She moored 112 nm NNW of Roast Snapper who is the only boat I know who manages to legally fly the Union Jack. Burgeeter also has the odd distinction of upsetting the crew at breakfasttime by serving fresh laver and bacon.
NigeCh
Well-Known Member
Yip,
She's moored 112 nm NNW of Colonel Snapper who is the only boat I know who manages to legally fly the Union Jack. Burgeeter also has the odd distinction of upsetting the crew at breakfasttime by serving fresh laver and bacon.
She's moored 112 nm NNW of Colonel Snapper who is the only boat I know who manages to legally fly the Union Jack. Burgeeter also has the odd distinction of upsetting the crew at breakfasttime by serving fresh laver and bacon.
NigeCh
Well-Known Member
And for those who haven\'t a clue ....
LAVER
An edible, pinkish-purple seaweed of the genus Porphyra, common worldwide on rocks near the edge of the sea. Its thin, wavy fronds are used as food in Wales, parts of southwestern England, and Japan.
Oxford Paperback Encyclopedia, © Oxford University Press 1998
LAVER
An edible, pinkish-purple seaweed of the genus Porphyra, common worldwide on rocks near the edge of the sea. Its thin, wavy fronds are used as food in Wales, parts of southwestern England, and Japan.
Oxford Paperback Encyclopedia, © Oxford University Press 1998
