Where's Chalkdock ?
I hope he's paid his harbour dues!
Suspect not !
Presumably not with this stiff NE wind.
Thanks for the correction. We went into Langstone once, years ago, decided it didn't have a lot going for it, and never went back.
Just waits for the correct wind. Does that make him more sensible than some of us ?
A colleague was fined for flying the Jolly Roger on his motor boat on the Thames a few decades ago. Seems commonplace now.
Not in Newtown Creek on Tuesday night there wasn't. Packed to the gunwhales and every type of water user to be seen, particularly the ones that let their young kids zoom around on their own in the tender, scream at the top of their voices, large motor vessels with gennies running. The fun started when it got dark and we relocated to avoid the chav elements, half the boats didn't bother with anchor balls/lights. A few boats had marine life scaring disco lights flashing below the water, wind generators buzzing through the night.
Really? I didn't know that. Why? I mean, I imagine the Spanish might have a more negative view of the age of piracy (not that a positive one makes much sense) but I thought the French got just as into it as the English did?
The senior club (the older, usually*) on top.
Hoist it to port, as a house flag. We have a Breton flag to port, in honour of Madame's ancestry.