Dockside Gallery

[Michael]

[Hanibal94]

Newbie OW'er doing his first transcription.

[Randi]

Old Weather: The Next Generation

[Michael]

[AvastMH]

I like the provided vitals - current bun and milk - allows for full concentration on the job at hand. Well done young'un

[Morgan]

OH! How gorgeous! I don't know how long you have been posting these, but I can't believe this wasn't the first one! What a lovely picture and seems right on target for the page.
Thanks for the smile.

[Randi]

Hanibal started this Apr 29, 2016!
He copied over posts from our old forum to this topic, so you can look through them

[Hanibal94]

Quite correct - both the starting almost six years ago (I did not expect it to last even a fraction of that time!) and the saving of posts from the old forum (although some were lost to link rot).

And I shall keep going as long as I have material to work with!

[Michael]

That makes me, and a lot of others, VERY happy.

[jil]

Hear, hear!

[AvastMH]

Hear, hear!

I'll second you, jil!

... And I shall keep going as long as I have material to work with!

Old Weather-ers cheerfully relax at these glad tidings

[Hanibal94]

Farewell, Kevin Wood. You were a wonderful person to work with, inspiring and informative, and we will all remember you fondly.
Hope to join you in Valhalla one day.

[Michael]

Very fitting! Thank you...

[Randi]

Very fitting indeed!
Thank you.

[AvastMH]

What a wonderful picture and sentiment, Chris. Thank you so much for it

Farewell Kevin. The Whalers salute you!

And the Arctic thanks Kevin for his science to care for its future

[Caro]

Fair winds, Kevin.

[Randi]

Write entries in your log book neatly with ink (not bridge flower water).

[Hanibal94]

Sorry for being late - I have lost track of what weekday it is due to being temporarily unemployed (new job starts on April 1st).



OW'ers discussing strategy in the Dockside Cafe: "Shall we focus on finishing the remaining Arctic ships, or on the recently-added post-Civil War ships that went to Asia?"

[Randi]

Glad to hear you have a new job - and a nice break.

“A Club of Gentlemen” by Joseph Highmore,from 1730
http://www.thetimelessgentleman.com/the ... etiquette/

[AvastMH]

Glad to hear that you have a new job lined up, Chris. Enjoy your short break in between times

Asia or Arctic? Anyone got a coin to toss?