Hadenough
Well-known member
I do!
.......... when Starboard marks were black and wreck buoys were green?
:ambivalence:
(before 1977)
Do submarines have windows, to allow buoys to be seen then?
Nah, Submarine Captains are Wizards.
How about link calls via Niton Radio, oilskins, RDF, pile moorings in Haslar Creek, Sumderlands at Calshot Spit and the Isle of Wight ferry with paddles??
.......... when Starboard marks were black and wreck buoys were green?
:ambivalence:
(before 1977)
yes, but do you still use them for navigation like me, as in #18?I've still got B&W charts in fathoms and feet!
yes, but do you still use them for navigation like me, as in #18?
yes, but do you still use them for navigation like me, as in #18?
Queueing up outside the telephone box in Calais to tell anxious parents that one hadn't got lost in the Atlantic.
Racing around ships laid up in the Blackwater
Waiting for port entry signals
Drying cotton sails in the sail shed
Hand-starting a diesel
Rope-soled canvas shoes
Winches without self-tailers (though I believe there are still some around in museums).
Queueing up outside the telephone box in Calais to tell anxious parents that one hadn't got lost in the Atlantic.
Racing around ships laid up in the Blackwater
Waiting for port entry signals
Drying cotton sails in the sail shed
Hand-starting a diesel
Rope-soled canvas shoes
Winches without self-tailers (though I believe there are still some around in museums).
I remember queuing up for ration books with my gran, does that count?
S
I remember queuing up for ration books with my gran, does that count?
S