Priscilla II
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Anybody got a Starling rudder they’re wanting to sell?
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Centre board case exhausted my teak stock got one piece left just long enough for the all important tiller.
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19 minutes ago, K4309 said:
Think you need to go through your post and change the present tense for the past tense
'Can' should now be 'Could' or 'Did'
Well it most certainly “ found a submerged object”so that part of the mission was a success.
I note that the crew muster was 75 but the bunk capacity was 66 so some crew must have been on watch.
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“Missions that the ship enables include coastal and harbour survey, underwater explosive disposal, underwater search and recovery, and limited mine countermeasures,” the NZDF said. The ship supported Navy operations “across the maritime domain”.
“The ship can survey harbours and approaches prior to larger support ships landing support equipment and personnel, whether for combat or disaster relief. It can support the ongoing mission to eradicate explosive remnants of war in the South Pacific.
“And it can undertake salvage operations to find and recover submerged objects.”😀
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I don't think God intended teak trees to be steam bent but I have sinned and succeeded😀
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If you’re still onboard a submersed boat electrocution would just join the list of immediate concerns.
I wonder if lithium iron batteries continue to burn whilst submersed.
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2 minutes ago, Black Panther said:
I wonder why marinas aren't run as cooperatives
Far too much profit in them to allow for that equitable socialist clap trap to get a leg in.
I have always viewed Westhaven as public open recreational space akin to golf courses rugby facilities etc etc.
Swept away in the cutting black heat of “greed is good” berth rates have severely savaged the value of craft.
Here’s just one example of many $145k crikey that must hurt.
Not exactly a sustainable way of doing business.
The head of Auckland Marinas must be dodging the ghost of his dad daily.
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If she’s well built the colour is irrelevant😀
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7 minutes ago, DrWatson said:
She’s looking great!
Do you have a final colour scheme in mind?
Thinking Alabaster white boring I know.
Red has a certain appeal.
All the trim ie cap rails thwarts tiller etc are plain unvarnished teak and the spars are carbon😀
May do trail boards old school flower relief cnc router cut and guilded but no room for a bare breasted figurehead unfortunately the Admiral wouldn’t agree to pose must be that my pockets aren’t as deep as Jeff Bezos.
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I kind of regret parting with our old wooden log as it was way far less demanding than the house…
Think I will add another extra metre to the Morby to suit the Navy Whaler oars.
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1 hour ago, Black Panther said:
Tell us who said this and when and what was being referenced.
Meanwhile
I do agree with Brian space could well be infinite.
Oh to be a fly on the wall at this meeting of minds.
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On 15/04/2024 at 10:29 PM, Black Panther said:
You're sounding like a religious zealot. Using that circular argument no one can explain anything. However science has given us a far greater understanding of many things than anything that came before. Science works
Only sometimes.
Despite the continuing popularity of the theory, essentially every prediction of the Big Bang theory has been increasingly contradicted by better and better data, as shown by many teams of researchers. The observations are, on the other hand, consistent with a non-expanding universe with no Big Bang.
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15 hours ago, LBD said:
Bet it don't chew up the lawn like the old Fergy tires did.....
Has 4 wheel drive but the “glide steer”disengages the corresponding rear wheel drive to limit chewing whilst turning.
The steering lock is also brilliant.
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The Admiral gave me a bit of a prompt to get the lawns done so I went by the mower shop on the way back to the ranch...
Crikey it even has cruise control.
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Cracking into renovating the Admirals bathroom and wonder if I should offer this feature floor tile to Wussell…
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20 hours ago, waikiore said:
With Westhaven pricing ever going north, your new ship is looking v attractive to me.
Yup it's criminal the way exorbitant berth rates have slayed the value of moored craft.
Those who own or manage marinas should hang their heads in collective shame and a plague on all their houses I say.
We have been without a yacht for 3 years now and looking at the costs of ownership in today's terms we could no longer justify the outgoings.
I have reached for a sail and oar alternative the LOA is far more compatible with my retirement income.
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Those noodles do a great job of protecting the dad bod from abrading.
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Been using my noodle...s.
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On 10/03/2024 at 4:43 AM, harrytom said:
Treading on dangerous ground disobeying the Admiral😀
Prudence prevails I put the Morby on the trailer ready for a quick exit if the Admiral fires a load of grapeshot in my direction.
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Bugger the Admirals bathroom I have cracked on and completed the 6 wheeler cradle and now ready for the “big flip”.
My thinking is to be able to tilt the hull to ease back ache whilst completing the inside and having a mobile build makes for a very tidy workshop just take the Morby for a walk and give it a blowjob outside.
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Fuel tanks,galley and saloon underway on the Morby…
Just received a summons to commence immediate action on the Admirals bathroom so much for any more happy days in the barn for a while.
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$10M to sort I think the public purse requires an explanation.
DIY repainting
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Thinking about using KiwiGrip on the Morby sole is it possible to refine the finish ie less stipple?