Yes, to protect them. (Votes: 5)
Sometimes (Votes: 2)
No, it's too expensive. (Votes: 0)
No, it's such a hazzle. (Votes: 2)
And just in the nick of time before the Anchorage closes a gong for young Vagabond, who has now posted 500 posts and has more than a year's service under
Bligh Yesterday, 13:16As a preview for Doncaster Algeciras.
The British fleet will consist of
HMS Caesar (1793) 80 gun third rate (HMS Foudroyant
The Naval Dockyards with the HMS Victory (still commissioned...), the Mary Rose and all the other interesting sight to see is awesome. Plan at least one
William Bush Yesterday, 09:38Do be mindful of UK labor laws, though--not sure, but if they're anything like Canada, I can't even do elder-care for my gal's parents while visiting
Diamondback 09-14-2024, 18:18Looking forward to seeing pictures! Hopefully Suzanne and I can make Doncaster next year! I mentioned it to her tonight.
Dobbs 09-14-2024, 17:21Apologies for my tardiness in letting all know about this years Doncaster game.
I thought I had done so months ago, obviously not the case.
Rolo Shield is a whizzy version of tar paper. Technically, Suzanne is retired, as am I, and we fixed sailboats for a living.
We've just
Hackers! Keelhaul 'em all, sez me... AFTER the Cat O' Nine but before The Plank.
Diamondback 09-13-2024, 15:22Ok, I give in, what is Rolo Shield, does Suzanne hire out as a Roofer? If so I have some work for her but she pays her own travelling expenses.
Vagabond 09-13-2024, 13:20Thanks for the compliment and Rep, John!
Here's a preview of my next adventure:
Here's my current
My relatives lived on Spoortlaan, only a walk away from the Dunes. I was there when Radio Veronica was washed up on the beach after a storm in the Nord
Bligh 09-13-2024, 08:10Keith has now everything in hand again, and thank you for all the offers of help. He will keep them in mind in case of needs in the future, but thinks
Bligh 09-13-2024, 08:02Exactly there. My Uncle was a teenager in Den Haag during the war. They lived just outside the city in a town called Voorburg. One exit on the motorway
DeRuyter 09-13-2024, 07:21Well, after all the worries of the past week, the Aerodrome is back up and running and doesn't look any the worse for wear. What a relief :)
An interesting variation on a sea battle as well as an entertaining read, thanks for that Dobbs. You're certainly an innovating force on the site.
Vagabond 09-13-2024, 02:29Gawk at the Mary Rose and Victory, and Warrior, for me Eric! I'll see them eventually, but I look forward to preview!
Dobbs 09-12-2024, 17:36Where in the Nederlands are your relatives Eric. My mothers' cousin lived in Den Haag throughout the war and I spent several summer holidays as a young
Bligh 09-12-2024, 15:19Thanks, I saw that. We are taking the South West rail train from London for a day trip. Our London trip is a university graduation present for my son
DeRuyter 09-12-2024, 14:18Enjoy your visit Eric and if you get the time do visit Fort Nelson a bit further along the coast.
Rob.
Very interesting! Thanks for the detailed AAR. Not sure it changes much an annoyance for the RN and crews pulling guard boat duty. Maybe they anchor further
DeRuyter 09-12-2024, 11:21