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Now that's a cockpit! What a view, too.
The state of the River Leven leading to Loch Lomond. It was the worst we saw. Many marinas were ok but all had icky bottoms and rather foul water. Except for a very few upper crusty marinas, the others held uniformly old, poorly maintained boats. ...
Royal directions seen here.
I bet your compass doesn't look this nifty.
Take the helm of the Royal Yacht Britannia. It was said that the navigators would spend months charting their next cruise. Now they had time on their hands.
After a few rum tots this is what you may look like as leaning on the bar of the officers' mess aboard the RYB.
Aboard the Royal Yacht Britannia you have a few knots to learn. And I was so proud of the dozen or I learned last year!
The harbours in Scotland are stunningly beautiful from a distance. Up close the docks are rather rickety and lack power and in almost all marinas we saw the bottom loaded with junk - tires, cans, bottles, motors, etc. This is odd because the rest ...
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Getting back to learning more! Did GPS in February with Norvan and Seamanship with Port Moody - finished in early April. Last course was 28 years ago so this was like scrubbing rust off old parts. Now for some on-the-water time. I hope to see you at events and meetings soon.
Posted on April 5, 2009 at 8:18pm — 2 Comments
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