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I am pretty sure there was a spiniker trial on ents, mine has all sorts of bits & bobs that would indicate one being fitted at some time.

It's at Chippenham, had a sail in it once.

Purple is good, my Ent is aubergine , in other words deep purple, looks good with blue sails. Roll on the girly colours.

Pat, you can nick what you want, I presume you can do it direct from Photobucket, if not I can send direct.
If any go to Y & Y I would like a credit please, (Meryl Kelsey Masters)

Happy snaps of yesterday on photobucket, hope the link works, havn't done this before

http://s673.photobucket.com/albums/vv96 ... cat_album/



Yes it does, appologies for flowery bits at the end.

Advantage - won't get masts stuck in the trees.
Disadvantage - banks so high no wind inthe sails.

Anyway we arn't THAT small a river.

[quote="Rupert"] a river event for Pat's idea of a tiny boat event, where we all bring the little tubs that have been hiding in the back garden (time to buy one if you don't have one already - they are cheap and make great planters afterwards!). How about Chippenham again, we are certainly...

8888 was 1962 & 10506 is 1964 so 1963 is a good guess

I used to have the same dribbling problem when concentrating on making delicate pieces of jewellery, (in another life) trying not to breath to much & blow the solder off.

We sold our old club Embassy for £40, then they remaned her 'Firewood', felt somewhat insulted at that.

Next year maybe

Thanks Roger, I know that really but still have enough pride to not bring a scruffy ent / need a new trailer / pretty useless sailor / not to mention no crew (our commadore nicked my last one) also a bit of personal plumbing is my main concern this year.

I wouldn't dare bring mine along, far too scruffy looking, but it is a really nice shade of purple though.

Sorry, my fault for putting the wooden spoon in. Couldn't resist though.

Nothing wrong with morris dancing