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Re: HMLS Intractable
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Date: 
Sat, 26 Apr 2003 20:31:40 GMT
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> At last, a British vessel of note in the waters of Port Brique!!

His Majesty's Navy reaches every corner of the globe... eventually.

> Sailing into Port Brique harbour late one April morning in 1803, the
> sloop-of-war Intractable under the command of Commander Reginald
> Stalwart-Hope was a fine sight.

1803? Going to be leaving in a hurry, is she? : )

> Locals commented that it would have been a much finer sight if the
> shipspotters hadn't recently witnessed the arrival of the Misérable... but
> still, any three-master is worthy of comment.

*Every* British ship is a *wonderous* sight to behold. : )

> A quick pic of the HMLS Intractable is here:
> http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/rdulin/Intracty/0intractable.jpg
> 
> Or you can read a bit more about this vessel here:
> http://www.lugnet.com/loc/au/~1285/rd/intractable

Another handsome ship -- augmented by the fact that she's actually British : )

> Of course, the ship builders of Port Brique have been looking with interest
> at this sloop. More vessels, though not quite the size of the Intractable
> (let alone the Misérable!) can be expected in the next few weeks.

Whaa? French stealing lines from English ships? That's unthinkable... I
mean, really, all the best British ships were stolen from French lines! I
suppose all's fair and all that... : )

More and more shipping. I have one more exam, then I'm going to have to
finish the masts for Lady Grace. Brickley's Cove must have more ships! What
of a gundeck... or a spar deck... hmm...

Kenneth Tam
Brickley's Cove
http://members.rogers.com/brickleyscove/Home.htm



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(...) News travels slowly in 1803... I'm not much good with numbers ;-), so I thought I'd set Port Brique 200 years ago and leave it at that... (...) As Mrs Palmier, resident of Port Brique said to Commander Stalwart-Hope: "You came in that? You're (...) (24 years ago, 27-Apr-03, to lugnet.pirates)

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  HMLS Intractable
 
Ahoy! At last, a British vessel of note in the waters of Port Brique!! Sailing into Port Brique harbour late one April morning in 1803, the sloop-of-war Intractable under the command of Commander Reginald Stalwart-Hope was a fine sight. Locals (...) (24 years ago, 26-Apr-03, to lugnet.pirates, lugnet.loc.au, lugnet.announce.moc, lugnet.boats) ! 

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