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Old 09 October 2005, 22:49   #1
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pompi 10 Oct
Seastart were busy in pompi today

think they where having pre Xmas piss up

2 different boats
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Old 09 October 2005, 23:03   #2
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a hell of alot of war ships in from all of the world incl Germany,



dont know why
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Old 09 October 2005, 23:09   #3
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another from canada , think there were 2
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Old 09 October 2005, 23:26   #4
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you never know what you might see
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Didn't realise they still hang em from the yardarm!!!
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Old 09 October 2005, 23:39   #6
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a hell of alot of war ships in from all of the world incl Germany,



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Of course the British ones can't afford fuel to go anywhere...............
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Old 10 October 2005, 06:49   #7
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Biggles.

Some of yesterday WAS about fuel as Pauly had made some changes which improved Merlin's consumption significantly on a blast to the Isle of Wight!

It was beautiful out there and we visited one of the Seven Wonders of the
I. O. W. (not one of the 'Tims').

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correction to title
...actually just noticed. We had the spin on the 9th Oct (yesterday) but he was posting photos in the middle of the night after a few cappucinos


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Of course the British ones can't afford fuel to go anywhere...............
You're probably right!
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dont think lack of fuel has anything to do with this
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