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Thursday, October 18, 2007

The Waverley

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This radio controlled model was being sailed in a local park, here's the real boat.
The Waverley works her way around the UK every year and its well worth a trip if she is near you.

10 comments:

  1. I've seen plenty of remote controlled planes, but I've not had the pleasure of seeing a model ship. Super photo, Dave...it looked like a proper ship at first, until I saw the people in the background.

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  2. Nice photo of this model boat, Have you ever went on the Paddle Steamer yourself, after reading about this boat, seems it would be a great fun ride to do provided that I don't get sea sickness.
    And I do get sick even out on calm waters in the bay too. :(

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  3. Seeing this makes me want to stand up straight, salute and break out into song.

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  4. I guess the trip was great... model boat look very real but the people behind gives the real size.

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  5. ... just realised that's almost a pun.

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  6. Sorry I've been gone Dave. Have missed several of your posts. Love the boat, but the picture below it of the leaves is striking!

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  7. That looks like a very good likeness! It would be fun to take a ride on the real boat. I have a similar picture of miniature sailboats that I'm going to post someday.

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  8. I remember the Waverly coming in to Lulworth Cove and disembarking passengers for a wander back in the early sixties I think.
    Last time I saw it was round the island of Aran.
    Nice model.

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  9. Got a plague of the Waverley on our wall and our cleaner was asking about it last week. She'd seen it while on holiday in Dunoon recently. I sailed on her around the Clyde in the late 60s but last time we went on her was around the Bristol Channel from Penarth about 10 years ago.

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