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From Scandinavia, Bo and her son Slocker and daughter Schair . . Put that in your boat and twist it Ken

Bit like a retrover but with a docked tail.

Oh! I see you said "focussed". Well that puts me fair and square in with the rest.

I should have thought "midden" was quite the opposite of anally retentive !

More countries drive on the left, though more vehicles drive on the right. Half of Europe used to drive on the left (former Hapsburg Empire) until Herr Hitler went in and changed things about, followed shortly therafter by Uncle Jo Stalin.

Re: SHOULD...... I find having my escutcheon on the doors really does help me to find my 1928 Phantom II Rolls-Royce in Tesco's car park though.

What's the one that wraps round the head-bangy thingy ?

The bloody thing's got pointy bits all over it !

Well worth seeing again. Thank you !

[ QUOTE ] I'm not sure front sails and little sails are the same thing. I've seen some baggy, colourful front sails that look quite big; for some reason there is often a man swearing loudly when these sails are hung up. And some boats have an extra stick right at the back with quite a small...

Hence, "throw another log on the fire, darling".

Yep - dare I say it, but I think we've come "Full Circle" ? !

Thank goodness, then, that we generate more than enough of it on these fora for our own use !

I take back the earlier compliment.

Twice - once from Dunnet Head by the lighthouse and again from the boat on-route to the Channel Islands.

Closely followed at a brisk trot by, Mr. and Mrs. Sladder and their son Jacob. Well, I have got a way to catch up !

And just by the skin of their teeth, Miss Lin Spike and her old Ma . . .

And, just in time for the National Anthem, Mr. & Mrs. D. Ships and their daughter Ami. Brilliant thread - wish I'd tuned in yesterday ! Well done Ken - a past master !!!

How long have been in that berth?

Do you mean like one does at the Squadron ?