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Subject: Re: British Workmanm

Author: albert bishop (Quite Happy)

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 9/04/08 8:11pm In reply to: Roger Wolfe in Tassie R713695 's message, "Re: British Workmanm" on 9/04/08 2:32am I remember that incident Mick, They changed the name in the canal and got as far as the channel before it was spotted. The authorities were not amused. I did a brief spell on the workman in 59 ( just a weeks run job) It was pretty run down then, so it must have been pretty rough by the time you joined her. Happy ship though. Cheers Albi. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]