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G'day ! Just a quick opener to say 'ello. Sunday (well named all things considered) and I've been busy with my little polishing cloths in the cockpit. You can now see your face in the deep shine and could prove a source of great entertainment in the near future (more about this later, and hopefully photo's too !) Kat has been busy too, we now have nice ,clean heads, though not to sure about the lavender pong in there. The galley has been scrubbed up to a point were I have to think twice about using it, the consequences of messing it up don't bear thinking about. During this coming week I will be back brandishing my polishing rags and add a little sparkle back to the topsides (don't want to be outdone by any 'Johnny foreigner' when on our hols. All in all, a plan is coming together.
By the way Tony - Nick has assured me that you have taken full responsibility for the weather for the duration of our jollies. This being the case, and knowing what a reliable chap you are, I have been out and at great expense purchased not one, but two, sun hats to protect my delicate yorkshire skin from those intense southern rays!
This obvioulsy won't be needed with Tony in charge of weather, but has anyone got an old set of foulies that James could use bearing in mind he's an inch taller than me.
Weather all in hand, wall to wall sunshine (no foulies required). Sun hats will be the order of the day, multi-coloured dayglo wigs to be worn at night. Any hat will do except those big white crickerter things (don't want anyone to think we have Boycott on board!)also knotted hankies don't count(Andrew) Shorts are advisable, but not the variety with space for ferrets. Feet-wise, deckies or trainers, definately no hob nailed boots or clogs. Marvellous, we are all set then.
G'day !
ReplyDeleteJust a quick opener to say 'ello. Sunday (well named all things considered) and I've been busy with my little polishing cloths in the cockpit. You can now see your face in the deep shine and could prove a source of great entertainment in the near future (more about this later, and hopefully photo's too !)
Kat has been busy too, we now have nice ,clean heads, though not to sure about the lavender pong in there. The galley has been scrubbed up to a point were I have to think twice about using it, the consequences of messing it up don't bear thinking about.
During this coming week I will be back brandishing my polishing rags and add a little sparkle back to the topsides (don't want to be outdone by any 'Johnny foreigner' when on our hols.
All in all, a plan is coming together.
Marvellous!!
ReplyDeleteBy the way Tony - Nick has assured me that you have taken full responsibility for the weather for the duration of our jollies. This being the case, and knowing what a reliable chap you are, I have been out and at great expense purchased not one, but two, sun hats to protect my delicate yorkshire skin from those intense southern rays!
This obvioulsy won't be needed with Tony in charge of weather, but has anyone got an old set of foulies that James could use bearing in mind he's an inch taller than me.
Weather all in hand, wall to wall sunshine (no foulies required). Sun hats will be the order of the day, multi-coloured dayglo wigs to be worn at night. Any hat will do except those big white crickerter things (don't want anyone to think we have Boycott on board!)also knotted hankies don't count(Andrew) Shorts are advisable, but not the variety with space for ferrets.
ReplyDeleteFeet-wise, deckies or trainers, definately no hob nailed boots or clogs. Marvellous, we are all set then.