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Seamanship Question #38
What is the difference between "faking" and "flaking'?
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Seamanship Question #38
too easy, I bet even Ellen knows.
"Bart" .@. wrote in message ... What is the difference between "faking" and "flaking'? |
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Seamanship Question #38
"Scotty" wrote | too easy, I bet even Ellen knows. Hee hee! We both were thinking the same thing.... Every woman knows how to fake it... There's just not enough men who make it unnecessary. :-) Cheers, Ellen |
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Seamanship Question #38
Bart wrote:
What is the difference between "faking" and "flaking'? Just a few weeks ago I took my family to the Hull Lifesaving Museum, a little gem of a museum near Boston dedicated to preserving the lifesaving tradition. http://www.lifesavingmuseum.org/index.html They have on display a life saving wagon including gear such as a Lyle Gun, a faking box, a Breeches Buoy, etc. They don't have a good picture of it, but here's a similar museum in Ohio: http://www.nightbeacon.com/zmaritime...ime_Museum.htm The faking box can be seen in the lower right picture, a set of spokes sticking up. The full box has spokes around the periphery, and you can wind up about a third of a mile of string, to be shot out to a wreck by the Lyle Gun. |
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