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17th July 2015, 10:10 PM
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Re: Des Eustace
[QUOTE=Des Taff Jenkins;207143]Hi Des.
Welcome to the site. Looks like you must have shipped out on every Iron boat, I have a mate that I haven't seen for a few years lives up the central coast who sailed on them, Don Jenkins, I think he was down below. I lived in Mt Riverview for 20 years, been down in Cooma for five.
I sailed with the Union Co out of NZ for about ten years; knew quite a few blokes on the Aussie coast.
Hope you enjoy your stay on site.
Cheers Des
Hi Des,
Don't know your mate from BHP,--lots of iron boats I missed out on.
Kath & I are hoping to attend BHP fleet reunion end October to catch up with people I haven't seen in years
cheers
Des E
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18th July 2015, 01:58 AM
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Re: Des Eustace
I did a trip on the Antrim,in the late 60s.Also did one trip in the Iron Sirius,in the 80s,Des, when were you on the Iron Arnhem?a good mate of mine was bosun on here for years,when he retired the company flew him to Tassie for a retirement party all on the house.We call him Limbo, real name Brian limbert
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18th July 2015, 02:30 AM
#13
Re: Des Eustace

Originally Posted by
Charlie Hannah
I did a trip on the Antrim,in the late 60s.Also did one trip in the Iron Sirius,in the 80s,Des, when were you on the Iron Arnhem?a good mate of mine was bosun on here for years,when he retired the company flew him to Tassie for a retirement party all on the house.We call him Limbo, real name Brian limbert
Hi Charlie, I was on Antrim on maiden voyage 11May62 to 31Aug62 as Eng. Cadet.----- Iron Sirius late '79
I spent approx. 4yrs on Iron Arnhem '86 to'90 as 2/Eng. I remember Limbo.
My wife to be heard a few whispers about NZ coast,--- on the phone to BHP office in Newcastle,-- next I ended up on Iron Pacific.
cheers Des E
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18th July 2015, 02:37 AM
#14
Re: Des Eustace
Thanks Des for reply.I will mention you to Limbo when i talk to him generally talk to him via Skype.Did you ever sail with Billy bowers in Trinder Anderson's?
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18th July 2015, 02:43 AM
#15
Re: Des Eustace

Originally Posted by
Charlie Hannah
Thanks Des for reply.I will mention you to Limbo when i talk to him generally talk to him via Skype.Did you ever sail with Billy bowers in Trinder Anderson's?
Don't remember Billy Bowers (by name) from Trinders, was a long time ago
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