oldgit
Well-Known Member
Burnham Yacht Harbour staff are marvellous.
We were treated royally at the Royal Burnham Yacht Club for our Sunday lunch,around 60 folks sat down.
Being Essex,it was freezing all weekend and rough going back round the Whittiker on the way home.
The Swallowtails,which for all its faults was sort of OK,has now turned into some sort of "HOT" night spot and is only open when most boat folks are heading for their bunk and not open when you want a bit of breakfast or a mid morning coffee or basically just eat
It is now named after some long long dead crooner who died long before you were born yet his worrying clones still drone on and on at your club dance in some sort of weird 1960s time warp wearing a Trilby.
At some point it may end up being called the Don Van Vliet and I might go inside.
Apologies to B1 if the horizon is not horizontal.
We were treated royally at the Royal Burnham Yacht Club for our Sunday lunch,around 60 folks sat down.
Being Essex,it was freezing all weekend and rough going back round the Whittiker on the way home.
The Swallowtails,which for all its faults was sort of OK,has now turned into some sort of "HOT" night spot and is only open when most boat folks are heading for their bunk and not open when you want a bit of breakfast or a mid morning coffee or basically just eat
It is now named after some long long dead crooner who died long before you were born yet his worrying clones still drone on and on at your club dance in some sort of weird 1960s time warp wearing a Trilby.
At some point it may end up being called the Don Van Vliet and I might go inside.
Apologies to B1 if the horizon is not horizontal.
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