Can anybody enlighten me as to what is a passarelle? I will probably kick myself when I'm told.Thanks
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09-12-04, 16:42 #1
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09-12-04, 16:43 #2
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A posh gangplank basically!
Chas
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09-12-04, 17:09 #3
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Aft or side boarding gangplank, seen mostly on meddy type stern moored boats.
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09-12-04, 17:19 #4
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I thort it was an umberelerer!!
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Haydn
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09-12-04, 17:46 #5
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Very dangerous items that need to be treated with great respect on certain boats - especially if one has been consuming vast quantities of incohol.
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09-12-04, 21:45 #6
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Can anyone enlighten me as to what SWMBO stands for?
Thanks
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09-12-04, 22:01 #7
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SWMBO = She Who Must Be Obeyed otherwise known as the Ball and Chain
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10-12-04, 12:15 #8
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Or 'Er below'
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10-12-04, 17:09 #9
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Thanks. Friend of mine refers to his as SWGSOW, or "She Who Glides Stealthily Over Water", only neither of them are into sailing.........
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10-12-04, 20:26 #10
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It can also be a footbridge. Or a tennis player -- was Charlie his name?
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