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Old 24-12-2015, 17:24   #46
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Buster, youve been "been sailing 50 years".
How 'bout a short resume viz: where & what.
Legit question.Rivers, oceans, capes.. ?
Curious Mate.
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Old 24-12-2015, 17:29   #47
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Forgot. Buster, you want the people to wake up right?
Buster....time for a nap old fruit.
At least it seems that way.
It was a lovely morning in Oz to begin with!
Ping, cheer up.
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Old 24-12-2015, 17:31   #48
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That's the problem with Christmas down under.
Too bloody hot and your shorts are too tight to keep your cool......

Seasons best to all especially my antipodean friends.

Jim....you are the best :thumbup:

Next to Ann of course
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Old 24-12-2015, 17:34   #49
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Why Buster, you can say whatever you wish, within the bounds of polite discourse. But, your saying it does not make it so...

I know naught about you, but you don't sound like someone who has spent much time at sea.

Jim
Why ! dear people ! I am someone who has spent a while at sea.
I've been both frightened and thrilled whilst hanging on the the backstays in a whistling wind.
I do appreciate your politeness ,(always appreciated), I hope ,however,that you will also give thought to another point of view,( be it ever so thoughtless )
In your view !
I have sailed since 1963 and regret the encroachment of government.
I also pity you in your enslavement
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Old 24-12-2015, 17:36   #50
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AUSKIWI. Is the entrance to Greymouth as unprotected as it looks on G Earth?
Yes,Yes ,Yes, There are some good Videos on Google on crossing the bar. There is a Bluefin Tuna Gamefishing Industry out of there, as an ex game fishing skipper you couldnt pay me enough to work out of that port, the are tough guys to do it, all credit to them.
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Old 24-12-2015, 17:38   #51
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Pelagic. Did you read the very first response to Pinguinos op?
"The best" was first cab of the rank.
Suspect he wishes he hadnt been.
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Old 24-12-2015, 17:39   #52
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opc orn:

Unzud, Tonga, Samoa, all same same to me however i think there are more samoans and tongans in unzud than there are in Samoa and Tonga
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Old 24-12-2015, 17:43   #53
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Thanks AusK...i didnt see many masts there. How i wish i could leave this thread to look at those Vids....but its too bllody hot to leave right now...HEAPS of literary....um ...wit.
Bugger it, need to look.
Whos going to miss me troopies?
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Old 24-12-2015, 17:46   #54
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Only 'cause them little birds are all bloody here. Wouldnt mind were it not for the lack of vowells in Kiwi parlance.
THEY reckon its a Scottish thung...crap.
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Old 24-12-2015, 17:56   #55
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Pelagic. Did you read the very first response to Pinguinos op?
"The best" was first cab of the rank.
Suspect he wishes he hadnt been.
Nope, guess again...
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Old 24-12-2015, 17:57   #56
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HO HO HO...SANTA HERE. MY GIFTS TO YOU ALL ARE ON GOOGLE.
GREYMOUTH NZ FISHING BOATS VIDEOS.
JAYSUS. Chill, time out....have a look at these Kiwi fusher persons.
Promise....good Santa!
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Merry Chrustmas Mr Cate. My pressie to you on utube.
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I don't know if the cost of the lifeboat in New Zealand is covered by the taxpayer or charity,as it is in the UK.
Please enlighten me . (if you would be so kind )
The funding of the (inshore) Coastguard New Zealand can be found here on page 8 https://www.coastguard.nz/media/4175...report-v10.pdf
Offshore SAR is handled by the RNZN and the RNZAF. NZ together with Chile, Australia and France have the largest combined SAR area of responsibility on the planet.

In the UK the RNLI handles inshore SAR ( I'm an 'Offshore' member for the last 20+ years)... Offshore its down to the RN and the RAF... esp the RAF helicopters - Prince William was flying them for a while.

Both look pretty much the same 'models' to me.....

What I want to know is who has been going round pissing in everyone's porridge this fine sunny morning....?
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Buster, youve been "been sailing 50 years".
How 'bout a short resume viz: where & what.
Legit question.Rivers, oceans, capes.. ?
Curious Mate.
OK,are you really Brian Lara ?
Short resume,don't know how to do the accent after resume.That's just my age I suppose .Would ask my son but he would only roll his eyes.
1961-67 messing about in dinghys.
1967 -75 messing about in the French canals and Meditteranean sea.
75-81 messing about in southern Africa (Mozambique channel and Capetown.
81 - now, just messing about in boats.
Hope that not too confusing.
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KIWI...OMG. Costing me a fortune in data.
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