Three Queens On The Mersey.

We dont pronounce the H in Liverpool so yes it would be "each one seeking appenis" Make it Mine Make it Mine Make it Mine.
Regards.
Jim.B.

Jim I'm going off thread for a moment as I'm watching a film on TV about a ship adrift in the North Atlantic and It brought to mind that one floating adrift near Ireland, has anything more been heard of her.
John.

Hi Albi, if I can interrupt, are you thinking of the one that lost her steering, Wilson Gdynia, she was assisted to Belfast and got there safely. Now being repaired.

Or maybe the Russian ex cruise ship MV Lyubov Orlova which was supposed to be drifting around the Atlantic with a load of cannibalistic rats on board, no word of her at all, pretty sure she sank.

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Originally Posted by Chris Allman

3 Queens on the Mersey, I didn't know the Castle boats were still running :Seeya:

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The Pendennis Castle used to go up and down Southampton Water stern first !

Thanks Chris,

It was that Russian one I was thinking about.
One more sea mystery to go into the annals.

John Alnert Evans

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Originally Posted by Jim Brady

We dont pronounce the H in Liverpool so yes it would be "each one seeking appenis" Make it Mine Make it Mine Make it Mine.
Regards.
Jim.B.

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don't keep it for yourself Jim,It's fun to share.

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Originally Posted by John Albert Evans

Thanks Chris,

It was that Russian one I was thinking about.
One more sea mystery to go into the annals.

John Alnert Evans

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As i recall John, there were lots of sea mysteries going into lots of 'annals' aboard the Capetown Castle in the 'Swinging Sixties'.

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Originally Posted by Jim Brady

Chris I thought about the title but as John in oz is away I thought it would be safe.
Regards.
Jim.B.

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Hello Jim,,,,,,,,,,I'm back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!