Normally I wouldn't mention It..... Rubbish!, of course I would!

[alan_fincher]

Been pulling Hudsons of the shallows again!

 

This time we had the proper boat for the job, though.

 

 

[Wanted]

Careful, you don't want to pop one of their rivet's..

[Guest]

Careful, you don't want to pop one of their rivet's..

Unlikely given they are ........ Oh yes I get it....

 

 

Hilarious........

[Alan de Enfield]

Would it be like popping a Zit ?

[matty40s]

It's ok, the lady at the front obviously knows which way to push to counter the inevitable steel warp.

[Taslim]

Would it be like popping a Zit ?

Not really. Zits, all be they undesirable, are part of the structure.

[FadeToScarlet]

Is he trying to bow thrust the fore end onto the mud?

[matty40s]

Is he trying to bow thrust the fore end onto the mud?

don't be silly, thats his patent duck scarer, gets them out of the way without them flying over an depositing shit on the crapo paint jobs.

[nicknorman]

Don't recognise the boat, what was its name? Maybe a new one and the new owners have failed to get the hang of holding the centre channel and scattering old rust buckets into the bushes. They'll learn.

[alan_fincher]

Maybe a new one and the new owners have failed to get the hang of holding the centre channel and scattering old rust buckets into the bushes. They'll learn.

It was really the tiniest of day boats they were avoiding when they ended up stuck where they were.

 

Didn't spot a name, I'm afraid - I was too busy trying to keep a straight face.

 

(Actually, in the interests of fairness and balance, the day boat crew did seem to be demonstrating some fairly bizarre behaviours!).

[nicknorman]

Who took the photos?

[jenlyn]

When is a Hudson not a Hudson...........when it's afloat :-)

[GoodGurl]

shame on you alan for pushing them aground.

[nicknorman]

When is a Hudson not a Hudson...........when it's afloat :-)

Being a CCer I doubt you would notice whether your boat was afloat or aground.

[jenlyn]

Being a CCer I doubt you would notice whether your boat was afloat or aground.

Hahaha. Being a CCer, I wouldn't own a Hudson, they can't go anywhere, or get near to the bank evidently....

 

Suppose I could plonk one on me roof and plant some flowers in it.... Use the blobby bits on the side for climbing vines hehe

Edited July 20, 2014 by jenlyn

[nicknorman]

Hahaha. Being a CCer, I wouldn't own a Hudson, they can't go anywhere, or get near to the bank evidently....

So you own a widebeam, they can go even less places -Yippee, all the less continuous cruising to be done!

[jenlyn]

So you own a widebeam, they can go even less places -Yippee, all the less continuous cruising to be done!

Oh I don't know, I suspect I cruise well within the legislation :-)

[frangar]

Oh I don't know, I suspect I cruise well within the legislation :-)

Only suspect? Not definite then?

 

Cheers

 

Gareth

[alan_fincher]

Who took the photos?

The local newspaper.

 

They can recognise a top story when they see one, and rushed out a photographer as soon as I called them.

 

No, hang on - I'm remembering wrongly - it was our son David!

[mark99]

Alan Fincher - Hudsons super Butler.

 

A Butler that gets his hands dirty. (Most of them wear white gloves).

[jenlyn]

Only suspect? Not definite then?

Cheers

Gareth

Who pulled your chain?

[frangar]

Who pulled your chain?

Sorry was that a bit near the truth? I didn't realise I had to ask permission before joining a thread!

 

Cheers

 

Gareth

[nicknorman]

The local newspaper.

They can recognise a top story when they see one, and rushed out a photographer as soon as I called them.

No, hang on - I'm remembering wrongly - it was our son David!

Was he on another boat? Looks too low to be taken from a bridge.

 

Ed: Disregard, just looked at your blog and see he was on Chalice. At least when we go cruising in Telemachus we don't need to have a "support vehicle" tailing us!

Edited July 21, 2014 by nicknorman

[jenlyn]

Sorry was that a bit near the truth?

What a pillock, and what nonsense. People like you start wars, from making assumption way past their knowledge or brainpower. You should try finding your happy. :-)

[nicknorman]

What a pillock, and what nonsense. People like you start wars, from making assumption way past their knowledge or brainpower. You should try finding your happy. :-)

Gareth, I'd take that as a "Yes".