Boat names

Dan Tribe

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It's grey, wet, windy and miserable here at the moment.
A yacht just went past with a very grumpy looking couple in cockpit.
The boat's name.
Shared Fun.
 
I can't see Khamsin, the fog is down on the water and the mooring is a couple of hundred metres from my front window.

Oh, hang on a minute, she's still in the drive where she's been since September 2105...............................

Khamsin (pronounced with a "ch" as in loch - Hamseen in Arab tongues) is a cold, very strong southerly wind which blows in the Sahara creating ferocious sand storms.
Not an atom of wind here tonight.
 
I can't see Khamsin, the fog is down on the water and the mooring is a couple of hundred metres from my front window.

Oh, hang on a minute, she's still in the drive where she's been since September 2105...............................

Khamsin (pronounced with a "ch" as in loch - Hamseen in Arab tongues) is a cold, very strong southerly wind which blows in the Sahara creating ferocious sand storms.
Not an atom of wind here tonight.

I'm quite surprised that your forum name isn't The Doctor.:)
 
The name came with the boat however....

"The Triassic began after the worst mass extinction ever, at the end of the Permian. Life on Earth took a while to recover and diversify. ......... The period ended as it had begun, with an extinction event that wiped out many species"

If anyone has been racing with me they'll know just how appropriate that name is... :)
 
It has been suggested, over a couple of beers, that it would be amusing to call a boat "Neenaw". Then call up the coastguard - or indeed anyone inclined to use blue lights - for a radio check...

"Neenaw, neenaw, neenaw, this is Thames Coastguard..."
 
Just passed a boat called
"don't worry everything is going to be amazing"
Coastguard.
"Can you spell your vessel's name please?"
 
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