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It’s all those cockles , mussels, winkles , and crabs dressed preferably, who wants to eat a naked crab.? Making sure you buy the right variety of course. JS
Not the first day of winter John the sun is on its way south tomorrow , what about the autumnal and vernal equinoxes ? Anyhow enjoy your hols . Cheers JS.
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Tony
Guess this is hutigurten cruises up and down the Norwegian coast. Wouldn't mind doing it if only for the scenery, don't think there are too many passengers on those ships.
Rgds
J.A
First time went through the Fjords was in 1952 on the trawler 'St Benedict' (GY592) on the way home from Bear Island, a passage and sights not easily forgotten, as a navigator you would love it, sometimes it seems as if you were heading for a dead-end and steaming a bit further a whole new vista opened up. That's how I remember it but it was 73 years ago :rolleyes:
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First time went through the Fjords was in 1952 on the trawler 'St Benedict' (GY592) on the way home from Bear Island, a passage and sights not easily forgotten, as a navigator you would love it, sometimes it seems as if you were heading for a dead-end and steaming a bit further a whole new vista opened up. That's how I remember it but it was 73 years ago :rolleyes:
A whole new vista opened up - more rock trees and water:)
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A whole new vista opened up - more rock trees and water:)
Tony I was young and very impressionable, anything that opened up was a delight :cripes::faint:
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Tony I was young and very impressionable, anything that opened up was a delight :cripes::faint:
Ha ha Ivan, just practicing my wind up skills :rolleyes:
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#12 we sometimes went through the fiords in winter to cut out the North Cape for weather going to Murmansk. Other times it was to put people ashore who would otherwise be arrested in Russia, like Ploes, Latvians and Estonians and pick them back up on the way back to uk , don’t know where they stayed and would not have been told I imagine if asked. JS.
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Hi John
On the ABC weather last night they said that Cooma was the coldest place in Aus for the last two nights, well make it the third, even our hot water pipes froze, then I worked it out the cold water pipes had frozen and as the hot water tank couldn't get any cold it wouldn't give us hot, got caught going to the toilet let the hot water tap on for washing the dishes, when I cam back hot water gushing away down the drain LoL.
Des