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  1. Jim Lad
    Didn't they lay on planks and brush the sand away underneath them? John
  2.    cog reacted to a post in a topic: SS James B Colgate 1892 by shipmodel - 1/16" scale - Great Lakes whaleback by Dan Pariser
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  5. Jim Lad
    That was an amazing excavation. I read about it (one of my dad's books) when I was a kid. I had trouble trying to come to grips with excavating and entire ship by looking for the sand discolouration. John
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    Very nicely executed, Dan; congratulations on a job well done. John
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    Welcome back, Joe. Looks like you're making a good job of your sloop. John
  11.    JJT reacted to a post in a topic: Hello from the Sonoran Desert - looking for first ship recommendation
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  15. Jim Lad
    Good job on the deck, mate! John
  16. Jim Lad
    Hello Dennis, and a warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. John
  17. Jim Lad
    Yes, the reef points are on both sides of the sail. When the sail is reefed it is gathered up and tied off with the reef points, thus making a shorter sail. John
  18. Jim Lad
    Hello Pete, and a warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. John
  19. Jim Lad
    G'day Darren. Welcome home, mate! John
  20. Jim Lad
    Hello and another warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. John
  21.    Jim Lad reacted to a post in a topic: Birds of Australia - My Other Hobby
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  23. Jim Lad
    Hello Tomasz, and a warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. Don't worry about your English - it's very good. John
  24. Jim Lad
    Still coming along very nicely, mate! John
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    Very neatly done, Paul. John
  27. Jim Lad
    Hello Don, and a warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. John
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    Hello Andy, and a warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. John

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