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trevork
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 Posted - 01 Jun 2011 : 21:02:47
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I'm bu**ered if I'm going to fly that red duster thing on "Glenmore" (Cromwell lives!) so need some ideas or suggestions what should adorn my refurbished flag pole?
Lets have no suggestions of skull and cross bones or that sort of touristy boater stuff! |
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merlin
United Kingdom
400 Posts |
Posted - 01 Jun 2011 : 22:44:08
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err this one eh!
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Dogpaddle
United Kingdom
38 Posts |
Posted - 01 Jun 2011 : 23:07:30
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I'm thinking of making a flag for my 20 ... a white background with a green Horse Chestnut Leaf motif.
After all, William was a Norman ... and apparently he was a conkerer !
And yes ... I'm serious !
Give a man a fish and he'll feed his family for a day. Teach a man to fish ... and he'll sit in a boat drinking beer all day. Hic! |
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nigel-in-oxford
United Kingdom
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BILLY NO MATES
Jamaica
15 Posts |
Posted - 02 Jun 2011 : 09:59:19
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| How about a N.B.A.S flag? |
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trevork
3949 Posts |
Posted - 02 Jun 2011 : 10:44:01
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| We sadly don't have one. There is a previous thread where there were a few "Burgee" type flags made but these were only try outs and never really took off. I'm still supposed to be looking if I have a couple of these!!! |
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stevewildcat1
United Kingdom
121 Posts |
Posted - 02 Jun 2011 : 11:53:05
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I agree with you Billy
Steve
Little Lottie, Burscough |
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adi-n-chez
United Kingdom
1980 Posts |
Posted - 02 Jun 2011 : 19:03:01
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Cromwells Banner ?
Or Standard ...
Or of course...
Although paying for the las one may be frowned upon by fellow countrymen
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Edited by - adi-n-chez on 02 Jun 2011 19:32:56 |
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sums
1234 Posts |
Posted - 02 Jun 2011 : 20:06:43
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You could always hoist the underwear from your latest 'conquest'!
I take it your refurbished flag pole is suitably stout enough?
Ollie
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Boatmad
United Kingdom
1092 Posts |
Posted - 02 Jun 2011 : 20:26:51
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Maritime law states what you fly from the ensign staff on the stern and its the red duster Im afraid. Fly what you like from the cross trees or the pennant staff at the bow in G Britain
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trevork
3949 Posts |
Posted - 02 Jun 2011 : 22:19:16
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| I thought this only applied to sea going boats or boats in a foreign land Peter? I understood that the inland waterways were not obliged to follow this rule? |
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i love boats
United Kingdom
51 Posts |
Posted - 03 Jun 2011 : 19:45:06
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| Hi it would be great to all agree on a n.b.a.s flag design. we could always borrow our wifes and girlfriends sewing machines and knock up our own. Dave |
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cliveshep
Thailand
1324 Posts |
Posted - 03 Jun 2011 : 22:20:32
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For boats in categorised waters, as defined in MSN 1827 are not required to wear the Red Ensign when in those waters. You can read MSN 1827 here: http://www.dft.gov.uk/mca/mcga07-home/shipsandcargoes/mcga-shipsregsandguidance/marinenotices/mcga-mnotice.htm?textobjid=AFB108F490AA4EB1. Scroll down to see a list of categorised waters. And so long as you remain in those waters, i.e. not going to sea and are a pleasure craft there is no requirement to wear the Red Ensign although you may do so if you wish.
You could also wear your wife's knickers if you wish come to that.
Be aware though that if you fly, for example, The Union flag, Welsh Dragon and the Crosses of St Andrew, St George and St Patrick these are primarily land flags and should not be flown at sea by cruising yachtsmen. At sea the cross of St George is the flag of an Admiral and it should therefore not be flown by anyone else, without special dispensation. A vessel flying the St Andrew s Cross could be thought to be declaring "my vessel is stopped and making no way through the water" as this is the meaning of code flag M which has the same design and the St Patrick s Cross could be understood as code flag V "I require assistance".
Go to sea and the rules change and then become a legal requirement, as do the regulations in SOLAS V, COLREGS, as vessels which go to sea must comply with the relevant merchant shipping regulations.
Further reading - here: http://www.rya.org.uk/infoadvice/regssafety/flagetiquette/Pages/flagetiquette.aspx
The cost of boating is insignificant compared to costs of a young wife and two teenage kids! |
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df
United Kingdom
5994 Posts |
Posted - 05 Jun 2011 : 11:46:04
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quote:
Originally posted by i love boats
Hi it would be great to all agree on a n.b.a.s flag design. we could always borrow our wifes and girlfriends sewing machines and knock up our own. Dave
It's much more fun to knock up someone elses wife or girlfriend, oh sewing machine??? Sorry wrong end of the stick.
NBAS--The communal colostomy bag of the boating community.
Visit leomagill.co.uk |
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i love boats
United Kingdom
51 Posts |
Posted - 06 Jun 2011 : 10:53:08
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quote:
Originally posted by df
quote:
Originally posted by i love boats
Hi it would be great to all agree on a n.b.a.s flag design. we could always borrow our wifes and girlfriends sewing machines and knock up our own. Dave
It's much more fun to knock up someone elses wife or girlfriend, oh sewing machine??? Sorry wrong end of the stick.
NBAS--The communal colostomy bag of the boating community.
Visit leomagill.co.uk
What are you like, lol. should have gone to spec savers |
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stratford4528
United Kingdom
414 Posts |
Posted - 07 Jun 2011 : 22:02:24
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| I'm English but live in Wales. So I wonder what flag I should fly |
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Flag of the line?
