Sgeir
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So, did trade between American and Mediterranean civilisations began 14,000 years ago?
Zheng He was a bit later.
Zheng He was a bit later.
Zheng He and the Atlantic - a Johnnie come lately?
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webcraft
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Why a reed boat, why nae a green or a blue boat?
Sgeir
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Wee plastic boats hudnae been invented then, ye daft bauchle, ye. They needed the space to carry the tradeables, not House of the Trouserless single malts.
Mind you, as it all turned out, I suppose they'd have been eminently tradeable.
Ummm, guess who's not sailing this weekend.... /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif Change of plan....
Mind you, as it all turned out, I suppose they'd have been eminently tradeable.
Ummm, guess who's not sailing this weekend.... /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif Change of plan....
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People make fun of me because I don’t have a sailing licence, but Phoenician sailers didn’t have them either, and I’ve navigated on reed boats for nearly 30 years. Sailing is like Kung Fu: the less you know, the easier you learn it.
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People make fun of me because I don’t have a sailing licence, but Phoenician sailers didn’t have them either, and I’ve navigated on reed boats for nearly 30 years. Sailing is like Kung Fu: the less you know, the easier you learn it.
[/ QUOTE ]Like it.... /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
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