Bought a boat last night...

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Ancient Geek
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Re: Bought a boat last night...

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Isn't this wandering off topic?
Simples.
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Pot, kettle?
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We have a book about nautical inventions - it features the boat-cloak and yes indeed, kettles! (with gimbals..)
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In the rather PRAVDA world I agree pots and kettles, but the point is that no matter what point if it adds to the sum total of human knowledge no matter how obscure - good; if it's just blurb - bad! That's what my tutor told me anyway, "let your brain wander my man you'll be surprised what comes out"!
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Yes that's the one.
Pleasure boating in the Victorian era
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ISBN 0 85033 504 3
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When I was researching for doing the PA at Thames, I found that way back then the ladies could sail, but only if wearing a full face vail!!

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