nicho
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Many thanks - feeling brighter today, had revisit hospital Thursday to sort drains. Looking forward to getting the boat back in the water for Easter. There’s going to be some “coiffing” going on then!
Modern motorboat interiors
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Nauti Fox
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Glad to hear you're feeling a little better, my better half has had a drain in her gallbladder since October, waiting to have the operation to have the gallbladder removed....
nicho
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I have now lost my prostate, gall bladder and now lumps of melanoma. Doesn’t help on the scales though!! My gall bladder was done by keyhole under general anaesthetic. Home the same day, so she will be fine and home in time to cook your dinner
Bouba
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Hope she gets well soon
Nauti Fox
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No need to get nasty....so she will be fine and home in time to cook your dinner
Still involved with Motorsport, it's like hotel California....
Sounds like you're like Mr Meriweather in Little Big Man.
Jack Crabbe:
Meriweather was one of the smartest men I ever knowed,
but he tended to lose parts of himself.
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Portofino
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I know where you are coming from Nacho .This boat only has wood on the cabin treads / floor .The rest is this easy to live with curved edged white thick smooth paint .
Also you don’t see many storm shutters these days fitted permanently to the port holes ……any others out there ?
The chart table by the helm another extinct feature ?
Theses boats were built back in the day 80 s 90 s early noughties where Romans would tip out of Rome on Friday night off to there island villas …..and back on Sunday pm so the all weather side figured high along with comfort and safety on the move .
95 % are white inside AmatI made a few wooden interiors when asked .
Dead easy to live with, it’s doesn’t age ( bloom ) show hand / finger marks / smears .
Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
nicho
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No need to get nasty....
Still involved with Motorsport, it's like hotel California....
Sounds like you're like Mr Meriweather in Little Big Man.
Jack Crabbe:
Meriweather was one of the smartest men I ever knowed,
but he tended to lose parts of himself.
