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Old 22 December 2007, 17:14   #41
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must still be suffering from over hangs a yard thick and a mile wide
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Old 22 December 2007, 17:20   #42
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It is very quiet today is anyone up who can tell us about the night!!!!!!!!!
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You had to be there. These things don't work in words and pictures.

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Great evening. Thanks for all your hard work. Fantastic.
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Old 22 December 2007, 18:24   #43
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I'm not sure I could describe what was in the bag I took home without a picture though it It was rather amusing listening to Jimbo explain what it was!

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Nasher.

Great evening. Thanks for all your hard work. Fantastic.
Seconded-thanks Simon! An excellent night with really good food and company. Many thanks
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I'm not sure I could describe what was in the bag I took home without a picture though it It was rather amusing listening to Jimbo explain what it was!
So how does that strap-on work Matt?

Thanks for all the hard work by Nasher and co for a fantasic evening with good food and excellent company. The Parsnip and Chestnut soup was one of the best foods I've tasted for years.

Thanks all and a very Merry Christmas.
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Old 22 December 2007, 20:03   #45
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Nasher.

Great evening. Thanks for all your hard work. Fantastic
And so say all of us!

Another memorable gathering of Solenteers this year! Most of the Church regulars were there and thank you most sincerely Nash for doing all the hard work this year! Top Man

Some of the highlights for us included

Arriving on the most amazing cruiser - heartfelt thanks Nauti Buoy and Nick! Beautifully handled by Richard Nauti also. Awesome.

Sipping champagne on the way down the harbour !!! Bit of a difference from the usual gunning past the firing ranges on Merlin!!!! Could convert one to hardboating!!!! Lovely to be joined by Nash and Frances, Davy and Lynn while Paul, Nick and Richard froze on the flybridge

The Lightship itself was a top idea (Pauly)

Frances singing Christmas Carols!

Having to unglue Andy Hightower from the ceiling of the Lightship (always carry the WD40!!!)

Everyone remembering Secret Santa except for a very busy couple (congrats on the babies Nemo and Natalie xx) and ourselves (Jimbo, thanks for the SAR - rescue!!!)

Everyone looking so different out of the ribbing gear! Students all in black tie!!!

Campervan corner!!! You Know Who You Are (Martyn & Ann !)! The Hallidays practising French

Nos and his Celtic Goddess Liz! Those straps could be exciting !

Debs runs 6 miles a day!!!! Just to get away from hubby Hugh Jardon!!! (only jokin Chris )

Trying to think of a speech in the Awards... Thanks ever so much for the Lid of Gold. It will be treasured.

Littlehamptoners represented by Mike C and Sheila

Tales of the Lively Lady from Kevin & Kath. Look out for Kevin's thread soon!

The night was still young but to be sure the students carried things on to Landers while others made more stately progress towards home in the humongous boat.

Thanks again Nash. And Richard Nauti (Helm of the Year) and Nick. True Gentlemen ! Merry Christmas to all and if our slight headaches clear we'll post a few foties.

(Sorry we missed Cowes today Jimbo but we made it to the other appointment Safe trip to Norfolk Tim & Ju. Oh and sorry for writing Crimbo Cards at the table. Yesterday was a mad rush at work! And had Ian (BlackJack) from North Wales; now the Don Quixote of Wrexham, as a guest the night before!!!Thanks for message Anto & Martin. You were missed indeed and hope to see ye soon )

Kathleen & Paul
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Old 22 December 2007, 20:33   #46
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a big thanks to Nash for arranging and to Andy for picking up the campers and dropping us all back safely

Martyn and Anne....great to meet you, when we woke up this morning your nice shiny new motorhome had turned into a 20 yr old caravan!!!!

I have been proudly showing off my purple helmet today to all the girls, how lucky i am!!!

a great evening, good to see everyone again
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Folks sorry we couldn't make it last night. Anyway Santa Claus has just called and presented me with a bent propellor, something to do with wrapping a rope around Old Spices prop 20 miles offshore, so thanks for the Rib Tickler Award.

Vivienne was also very suprised and pleased to receive the Bravery Award, for marrying me so thank you and we wish everyone a merry Christmas and happy New Year.

Pete and Viv
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Simon, thank you for organising such a superb evening, love the new awards. superb venue, good food, great company.

What was the song the "students" were whaling was also quite amusing sitting back and watching either Hightower or Nos putting their heads throught the ceiling a couple of times.

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Arriving on the most amazing cruiser - heartfelt thanks Nauti Buoy and Nick! Beautifully handled by Richard Nauti also. Awesome.
You are most welcome, it was a pleasure.
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What was the song the "students" were whaling
Richard's the Captain of our Ship, Of Our Ship!
Richard's the Captain of our Ship, Our Ship is a Tanker!
And Richard is our Anchor! Richard's the Captain of our Ship!
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Old 23 December 2007, 09:40   #50
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Richard's the Captain of our Ship, Of Our Ship!
Richard's the Captain of our Ship, Our Ship is a Tanker!
And Richard is our Anchor! Richard's the Captain of our Ship!
Ok thank you I get the gist
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Coulda been tricky

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Richard's the Captain of our Ship, Of Our Ship!
Richard's the Captain of our Ship, Our Ship is a Tanker!
And Richard is our Anchor! Richard's the Captain of our Ship!
Thank goodness They have found a cure for Spoonerism !
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A fantastic evening- thanks Nasher and all those who organised it.
Great to put some names to even more faces we have met on Ribnet
Definately up for it next year and would recommend it to all
Merry Xmas to all
Martyn and Ann
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What a good evening.

Thanks to all who came, and to Richard for arranging the transport.

Paul
Can't wait to see some of the pictures you took.

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