The Brentford Triangle??????????
Posted 27/05/2012 - 19:37
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Nice looking gin palace. I bet pouring a G&T was tricky though .
Gives you something to watch of a Sunday afternoon anyway, even if not as attractive as the young ladies were.
Gives you something to watch of a Sunday afternoon anyway, even if not as attractive as the young ladies were.
Posted 27/05/2012 - 19:52
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Funny you should mention that, Gwyn. Actually,the boat was packed to the gunnels with young ladies, but a lifeboat turned up and disembarked them.
It wasn't "Women and chidren first", but "Ladies only"!
I actually know this boat, because I was often tied up beside it at Imperial Wharf in Chelsea. It is in absolutely magnificent condition, and the woodwork is quite superb.
So I'm glad it survived reasonably unscathed.
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It wasn't "Women and chidren first", but "Ladies only"!
I actually know this boat, because I was often tied up beside it at Imperial Wharf in Chelsea. It is in absolutely magnificent condition, and the woodwork is quite superb.
So I'm glad it survived reasonably unscathed.
G
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A few weeks ago I showed a pic of some young ladies who had run aground a few yards from my boat. Today, in EXACTLY the same spot, a magnificent motor yacht came to grief.
What can explain this bizarre phenomenon? I have wracked my brains, consulted the almanacs, pored over the charts, and, at last, I think I have found a solution. I have concluded that boats great and small go aground there BECAUSE IT IS SHALLOW.
I am very proud of this insight.
Anyway, after a few hours, Old Father Thames took pity on the owners of the motor yacht, and it floated free on the rising tide. With luck, only minimal damage was done.
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