Off to kip.
Sleep tite all!
Sleep tite all!
Morning all, damp and dreary out. Stay safe.
Mornin' all, it is very wet out there. It has been rain' hard all night, the noise against the windows loud enough to disturb the entire household - not really all as the big 'un just slumbered on. This has, however, not stopped the wee one from going out for his normal alf resku.
I hope your night was more relaxing than ours and that you are now wide awake and ready to enjoy a new day's action.
This has, however, not stopped the wee one from going out for his normal alf resku.I hope your night was more relaxing than ours and that you are now wide awake and ready to enjoy a new day's action.
Hicap phill
Well-Known Member
Mornings
Wobbly night. Like sleeping on a ferry.
Now waterproofs on & getting loaded. Then windy drive up north.
Wobbly night. Like sleeping on a ferry.
Now waterproofs on & getting loaded. Then windy drive up north.
In my sailing days we called it the blunt end. The other end was called the pointy end.But don't mind me and keep on calling it the aft if you want, we all know what you mean and communication is the true goal of language.
doriz
Well-Known Member
Just siliconed the bath and shower. I hate it, it stinks. Have retired to a safe distance to let it dry
doriz
Well-Known Member
Me tumble dryer's coming morra
By the time your tumble dryer saga draws to a close, you’ll be able to peg washing out
Aft describes where something is in relation to something, eg "the mast is stepped aft of the hatch." So it is an adjective.
But the the stern is the back end or "after" end of the ship/boat. so it is a noun, a thing,
Same difference as "forrard" and "forecastle (fo'csle) or bows".
Scuse me for once having been a language teacher.
But don't mind me and keep on calling it the aft if you want, we all know what you mean and communication is the true goal of language.
Nope sorry ask any boaty person.....
The difference between aft and stern is that aft is the inside (onboard) rearmost part of the vessel, while stern refers to the outside (offboard) rearmost part of the vessel. The stern is opposite the bow, the "outside" (offboard) of the front of the boat.
Aft - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aft
Just siliconed the bath and shower. I hate it, it stinks. Have retired to a safe distance to let it dry
What sealant did you use we use CT1 which is odourless.
That's the difference between theory and practice
Edit: In reply to the aft\stern thingy lol
Edit: In reply to the aft\stern thingy lol
Cheapest Wilko had to offerWhat sealant did you use we use CT1 which is odourless.
Boat, boaty, boat floaty thing.....Reported for toooooo much b*aty talk
