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General => Chat & Off Topic Stuff => Topic started by: Stuart Badger on January 01, 2010, 04:33:48 AM
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Hi PDs!
This year has been a satisfying one for some and - perhaps - not so pleasant for others.
I am 2 hours ahead of you here so I get to celebrate mine first!
I would like to wish ALL OF YOU A VERY VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR, and thank you for being a great bunch of people that have really enhanced my move here and kept me firmly where I should be - In my 'Man Cave' or workshop.
Have a good one and I hope you get everything that you wish for in the coming year (Unfortunately it would appear that Scarlet Johannson is already spoken for).
With very best wishes :beer
stuart
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Thanks Stuart, all the very best for the coming year to you and Ros too...
I for one am hoping that 2010 is a damned sight better than 2008 and 2009 were! It couldn't possibly be any worse!!
My sincere best wishes to everyone on Paddleducks...
Regards
Eddy
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Cheers Guys!
I have to admit I'm glad this year is over and am very excited about next year!
I really do hope it is a good year for everybody!
All the best to everyone,
Kim
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Hi PD's
Happy new year to all, wherever you are, and whenever it comes!
P.S. thought I'd post this old calendar picture, as the "winding" course taken by Waverley may be like me trying to walk a straight line later after a few drams ;D ;)
All the best,
Clark
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Now I'm not in anyway superstitious but....
This eve is a blue moon (second full moon in a month)
There is a partial eclipse at the moment,
The CRSC calendar i have just been given has Jupiter as the January picture ....
Could be a good year for model boating or .......as I'm more cynical than superstitious.... is one or all my models doomed ?
:hehe
Will get back to you this tim next year...
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Could be a good year for model boating or .......as I'm more cynical than superstitious.... is one or all my models doomed ?
:hehe
I've already had a sinking this year and have now taken to filling my models with ping pong balls.
Just in from walking home and the snow covered fields are indeed blue in the light of the moon.
Happy new year to all PDs
Andy
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Hi PD's....& that is a very interesting calender posting of Waverley rounding the channel markers which are clearly visable djcf ....
Mind you.... in OZ many years ago the inland river systems were no wider than say x 10 of the vessels beam.....& the only markers were submerged red gums that had fallen into the water :ranting .......Derek :beer
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I've already had a sinking this year and have now taken to filling my models with ping pong balls.
Andy
Andy, my dad's Jupiter has several areas filled with expanding foam ..just in case. i believe she has rolled once before probably a result of the sponson voids filling with water ... Also the Saint Columba had a very near sinking earlier last year (09) ..... maybe it's good times ahead :)
Derek & Clark
As your probably aware I teach Powerboating and occasionally use the North Chanel (pic in Clark's post) at night for Night Navigation on our Advanced courses.... A bit nerve racking at night at speed with no light marks ....
Regards
Kim
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I wish you all a very Happy New Year. New models and plenty to do. The Sun is out and the snow on the retreat. What could be better.
Woke up this mornng to see my front gates pulled from the wall and slung down the drive. Must have been something special last night while I was asleep. :beer
ken
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Hello all, may we too wish one and all a very Happy New Year. It was a good Hogmanay party last night and the children enjoyed it too, their first time for "seeing in the New Year" with plenty of good company in the village hall. Seven families consisting of 23 adults and 29 children! With disco music from the eighties to bring back our generations teenage years and bring out some outrageous dancing from the parents to embarrass the kids. All in all it bodes well for the year ahead.
All the best to you and yours
Jim, Susan, Ramsay & Rosalin
p.s. from the time the photo was taken another 2" of snow had fallen by the time we left for the party!
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Happy new Year everyone :)
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Happy New Year to everyone.
We don't have the snow like Jim shows, we are getting big fluffy flakes as I type this, and the chickadees are enjoying a loaf of stale bread I put in the front yard tree. As usual some body had to play silly bugger last night, my string of new solar Christmas lights I had but in the tree are smashed. I think I may be able to salvage the solar panel, but it sure is irritating.
Regards,
Gerald.