...I will be doing the same later this morning...

Pretty as a picture!

"Jump into my mouth if you want to live" XD

Ahoy! The word "starboard" comes from the Swedish word "Styrbord" which dates back to the viking days. And that's about all I know....

Did you happen to see Nemo's dad around those sail boats?

I suspect more Captain Shakespeare than Sparrow, chase that lightning Stephen.

The legend of Captain Jack Sparrow lives on.....

This looks absolutely lovely.

Those boats look so tightly packed there's no room to swing a cat... :) Look forward to seeing it x

Lovely scenery Steph... :)

Hey Ho and up she rises...what a way to start the day! Your piece is bound to be exceptional!

Splice the mainbrace, cast off f'ward and let go aft. *hums Captain Pugwash theme tune*

Do you mean like port, starboard, aft, stern, or what sailors say when they have been on the rum!!!

One hopes the language doesn't shiver your timber too much!

Lovely on both counts!

Is that present-day nautical language or way back in the day language?

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Naut. language! U mean "Ahoy, me matey" & "Argh me hearty"! Kidding! Can't wait 2c whts cookin'! xo

It's a tough life Mr Fry.