Vid
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Reged: 29/04/2002
Posts: 68
Loc: Charlton, London SE7
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When GMIV deservedly is returned to her rightful home afloat there will be a big hole in Greenwich that will need filling.
Does anyone have any suggestions what could be put in it?
nb no references to other wastes of space in Greenwich please!
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Leon_Steyns
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Reged: 12/02/2005
Posts: 14
Loc: 51° 50' N 005° 51' E (Nijmegen...
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Well... I suggest a GMIV replica! 
Greets, Leon Steyns.
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bob_tyler
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Reged: 16/05/2001
Posts: 1939
Loc: Falmouth, Cornwall, UK 50°09....
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J Prescott, T Bliar, G Brown etc. Should be room for the lot of them. 
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sailorman
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Reged: 21/05/2003
Posts: 11464
Loc: East Coast
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J Prescott, T Bliar, G Brown etc. Should be room for the lot of them.
Christ Bob theres room for 630 of em, then all we wont is a really heavy lid
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PARSONSHEATH
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Reged: 07/07/2003
Posts: 2256
Loc: Essex
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The last thing to go there is another boat!
I appreciate the importance of that one, but what a waste, sitting there rotting at a huge cost. By all means let the punters see it and visit, but any boat should be in its own environment.
Why not a statue? In addition to this gent there are a number of others (many his contemporaries) who have done much to inspire us, and they could point us across the road back to the maritime museum.
This is a great and historic site, and not to be wasted a a mausoleum (whether for craft or dubious politicos!)
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