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July 2, 2008 at 9:52 pm
Kate
Tugster, please tell us the name of your parrot. Is he an Amazon? You have a beautiful blog.
July 3, 2008 at 8:47 am
tugster
kate touches an omission. i inherited the parrot from a former boss, bob. bob said the parrot’s name was nigel, and i’ve accepted that altho i’ve tried out other names. i need to devote a blog post to delve into the parrot’s name. when i’m back, i’ll work on it. cheers
July 14, 2009 at 8:26 am
Andreas Mellenthin
Dear Mr. Dorp,
I`m searching for the owner of the 1930 build motor yacht Justice ex Jessica. I want to build a radio controled model of this yacht and look for informations about it. I found the picture you took from this yacht in the internet. Do you know the owner or how to find the owner of this yacht. Thank you very much for every help in this way. Best regards. Andreas Mellenthin
August 27, 2009 at 8:57 am
Javier Quintero-Chica
I am the captain /owner of Ruhen. I was delighted to see her on your blog. If you see me on her please hail me I would love to meet you. In fact anchor nearby and If I’m home I’ll hail you. I live in the grey and horizontal white striped house on the east shore across the railroad tracks overlooking Ruhen.
I think you blog is great. In fact my partner, Carla, has something in common with you. She keeps a log of the ships that pass and anchor in Hyde Park. She is very interested in these things. I am going to introduce her to your blog. She’ll love this.
Sincerely
Javier
September 9, 2009 at 1:20 pm
wapenaar
it is good to see my husband and brother working on the Sterre!!
September 10, 2009 at 6:43 am
tugster
dag wapenaar allemaal . . . i was happy to see sterre. i hope you will put up fotos of your and the other boats travels in ny. tot zondag.