http://haltonocean.thedeepstop.com/2006/03/30/how-to-get-a-60ft-of-oak-up-a-beach/ Wibble and ramblings from a Scapa Skipper. Sat, 11 Oct 2008 11:36:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 http://haltonocean.thedeepstop.com/2006/03/30/how-to-get-a-60ft-of-oak-up-a-beach/#comment-69 jane » Blog Archive » Scapa again! Mon, 25 Sep 2006 09:14:13 +0000 http://haltonocean.thedeepstop.com/2006/03/30/how-to-get-a-60ft-of-oak-up-a-beach/#comment-69 [...] I was delighted to be able to do this as it gave me the opportunity to meet ‘the man behind the blog’ which I have reading fairly regularly throughout the year and following the adventures of Halton as they travell the northern seas of the UK. His blog initially grabbed my attention as he described the work being carried out over the winter in preparing Halton for a new season. how to get 60ft of oak up a beach Enjoying his sense of humour I was hooked and became a regular reader of Halton Ocean Meeting Bob was a bit like meeting someone famous who you already know a bit about and I was qute excited when I finally climbed down and onto the Halton. There was only a small group of us on board which not only meant that we had a lot of space but that there was plenty of time to talk to Bob and I was not disappointed. His sense of humour is very evident in the blog which has often had me laughing out loud as I read some of the entries. In reality he also enjoys winding people up and playing the odd practical joke. As the group were also of a similar ilk it proved to be a trip with much merriment and laughter. [...] […] I was delighted to be able to do this as it gave me the opportunity to meet ‘the man behind the blog’ which I have reading fairly regularly throughout the year and following the adventures of Halton as they travell the northern seas of the UK. His blog initially grabbed my attention as he described the work being carried out over the winter in preparing Halton for a new season. how to get 60ft of oak up a beach Enjoying his sense of humour I was hooked and became a regular reader of Halton Ocean Meeting Bob was a bit like meeting someone famous who you already know a bit about and I was qute excited when I finally climbed down and onto the Halton. There was only a small group of us on board which not only meant that we had a lot of space but that there was plenty of time to talk to Bob and I was not disappointed. His sense of humour is very evident in the blog which has often had me laughing out loud as I read some of the entries. In reality he also enjoys winding people up and playing the odd practical joke. As the group were also of a similar ilk it proved to be a trip with much merriment and laughter. […]

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]]> http://haltonocean.thedeepstop.com/2006/03/30/how-to-get-a-60ft-of-oak-up-a-beach/#comment-11 Heidi Sat, 06 May 2006 19:15:28 +0000 http://haltonocean.thedeepstop.com/2006/03/30/how-to-get-a-60ft-of-oak-up-a-beach/#comment-11 Sod your boat, you forgot to mention the most important thing that it was your sister's birthday and anyday soon you'll be able to spell my name............ Sod your boat, you forgot to mention the most important thing that it was your sister’s birthday and anyday soon you’ll be able to spell my name…………

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