No wonder your legs were trembling!Quote:
Originally Posted by Captain Kong
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No wonder your legs were trembling!Quote:
Originally Posted by Captain Kong
Thanks Brian, knew it was big but didn't know that big.
No wonder my legs were sore.
Then again at sea we didn't get to do a lot of walking.
Well not us in the galley anyway.
They have what is called a pilot hoist, Climb up the Pilot ladder enough to be well clear of the pilot boat , step onto a platform and them the hoist is pneumatically powered so easier now than it used to be.Quote:
Originally Posted by cappy
Hi John.
No wonder Jimmy Savile went up and down seven times he was used to going up and down.
Cheers Des
Brian, I only did it cos I thought there was a pub at the top.
#19....Dennis its in Kings Park, Perth, Western Australia. Among other places. Cheers JWS
#24:tr_oops: Sorry Des, I know this sounds ridiculous but I didn't mean to click a ''thank'' for your post.... was scrolling down super sensitive touch screen on new chrome book...then ping...there's my name:cripes:
Couldn't stand that man, always thought he was a creep long before the truth was out.
Four of us had time off so we went ashore and climbed the ladder.
By the time we got to the top we had no time for anything else, time to be back aboard.
Wonder if Napoleon climbed it?
Yes, knee tremblers can do that to youLOLQuote:
Originally Posted by Ivan Cloherty
No! that was the 'The Grand Old Duke of York' who marched them to the top of the hill and then marched them down againQuote:
Originally Posted by happy daze john in oz