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>>>I was at the nash from 1962/3,and was one of the rare >>>breed of boys to actualy come from Bristol there were >>>only 4 or 5 of us all in Hood division. I will be >>>attending the reunion in Aug as I only live down the >>>road still in Bristol.A little story which may >>>interest old boys is as follows, about 3 years ago I >>>was restoring a cabin cruiser in the docks area when >I >>>was approached by a local councilor,he wanted to know >>>if there were any old boats about that the council >>>could have to make a display on the first roundabout >>>as you enter portishead from the motorway, as it >>>happened I had a small fiberglass boat surplus to >>>requirements which I presented to him on behalf of >old >>>boysfrom T.S.Formidable,he was very pleased t this >>>unlikley peice of good fortune,after talking about >the >>>nash for a while he made arangements to collect the >>>boat, as he was leaving he turned back to me and said >>>" it is your boat is it" at first I thought he was >>>joking but realised when he said "you cant be to >>>careful" he was being serious, any way the local news >>sheet carried the >>>story but curiously ommited to mention the NASH >>>connection,any way as you drive into Portishead look >>>out for the NASH boat >Paul, what an excellent story and wonderful gesture >made by you on our behalf. I too was at the Nash in >1978 and live in Bristol (Longwell Green), settling >there after a most exciting and rewarding career in >the Royal Navy. I have visited Portishead on many >times and have seen the boat, I had no idea of the >Nash connection. Thank you very much. >Fair winds and calm seas dear sir!. Yours Aye. Ken.

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