man, dinghy, outboard, oar
- Thread starter dylanwinter
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VicS
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That's appalling ..... the dog is not wearing a lifejacket.
I have only once in 35 years taken a dog in the dinghy without a lifejacket ....... never again!
dylanwinter
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rotrax
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AH-yes-the never to be forgotten smell of wet gundog.
Only surpassed by said dog rolling in a very dead and well matured rabbit!
UncleAlbert
Member
Eeeeee, Well matured rabbit, thats luxury, what about some nice fresh fox sh*t now that's true labrador.
dylanwinter
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rotrax
Well-known member
Our gundogs were English Pointers-they obviously prefered Rabbit to fox $H1t!
dylanwinter
Active member
Now look here lads.....
I posted the film because I thought the bloke was doing something pretty cool with his oar and his dinghy
I usually think thjat a bit of thread drift is a good thing
but you chaps really are the giddy limit
D
I posted the film because I thought the bloke was doing something pretty cool with his oar and his dinghy
I usually think thjat a bit of thread drift is a good thing
but you chaps really are the giddy limit
D
Paddingtonbear
New member
I thought it was great and have signed up to Off Center Harbor which is even greater. Why can't we have such a resource here? I know that wooden boat owners are considered serious freaks and I am one but surely even the biggest chav stinkpot owner or even a jet ski bandit would have to admit to the virtue of those boats. If they did not I would just have to put them down.
chinita
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Did you edit out the friendly acknowledgement to your cheery 'Mornin'?
VicS
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Sorry Dylan. Nothing cool or clever about using an oar to steer the dink. Often possible to do it by shifting your weight without the oar.
If the dog did it without the man that would be clever.
Gwylan
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Clearly underwhelemd by your greeting!
dylanwinter
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UncleAlbert
Member
Nah sorry Dylan this is not Thread drift.
You have clearly stated in previous announcements, pertaining to future travelling that Harmony will be used to transport a number of humans and a dog (said to be a labrador).
Therefore in view of the above I plead my case that it relates to sailing and is perfectly justified in this respect. I rest my case.
Unc
You have clearly stated in previous announcements, pertaining to future travelling that Harmony will be used to transport a number of humans and a dog (said to be a labrador).
Therefore in view of the above I plead my case that it relates to sailing and is perfectly justified in this respect. I rest my case.
Unc
dylanwinter
Active member
you are dead right
the dog was the most interesting thing in the shot
webbed feet and flappy ears
what is not to like
Twister_Ken
Well-known member
Phew! For one dreadful moment I thought he might be using a Seagull.
dylanwinter
Active member
it would be better if he had a well
KenMcCulloch
New member
He almost certainly didn't hear the greeting. Sorry to be so boring and logical.
dylanwinter
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he ignored the wave too -
fisherman planning on where to place his next line of yacht catchers
I am not sure that fishing makes men happy
anglers are just as ornery
easrlier in the day I saw one at Copperas point
he also ignored my cheery wave
chewi
Active member
A fisherman in Lymington had a wooden TEE spliced into his tender painter.
His dogs would take one side each and swim the tender from shore to the fishing boat.
His dogs would take one side each and swim the tender from shore to the fishing boat.