Yes! On a large sailing vessel
Yes, but on a small craft or dinghy
Well, it didn’t have sails...
Sailing vessel but it was on a lake, river, or inlet.
Hey, I was on a cruise ship. Does that count?
Surf’s up! Surf board, paddle board, kayak.
I waded into the water.
I got my toes wet.
Lubber.
Lubber. But I did polish up the handles on the big fromtdoor!
That's great! I had no idea how close we came to meeting 20 years ago. That same week, Suzanne and I were sailing our first cruising sailboat up to Connecticut to rendezvous with the OpSail fleet. We crossed paths with the fleet on the Chesapeake and New York harbor. I was a professional juggler and that was one of my last major gigs before switching over to working on sailboats.Originally Posted by DeRuyter
Hey Dobbs,
I know a couple of accountants who might qualify for the title "professional juggler"..Perchance you weren't a Flying Kamarazov Brother were you?
Bill
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Never knowingly undergunned
Stuff that doesn’t count...
US Carrier USS SYLVANIA Naples 1969
Assorted ferries
HMS Victory
HMS Belfast
Cutty Sark
Island trips off Cyprus/Portugal/Mallorca
Stuff that might count..
Sailing ship in the Adriatic visiting islands off a Croatia
Sea kayaking off Dubrovnik
Crewing a Viking ship up Roskilde fjord
Never knowingly undergunned
Reminds me about the woman who spent a month as a stow away on the Isle of Wight Ferry.
Rob.
The Business of the commander-in-chief is first to bring an enemy fleet to battle on the most advantageous terms to himself, (I mean that of laying his ships close on board the enemy, as expeditiously as possible); and secondly to continue them there until the business is decided.
Many decades ago (1970s) I visited Roskilde fjord and the Viking museum there -- it was so very cool then...I presume it has gotten even cooler now!
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