. Dave, I have a son who was a rather good roughie toughie rugby player but cannot stand spiders and I rather suspect his wife Sandra plays a similar role to Jen
Keith
We saw a sailboat struck by lightning a few years ago. Dramatic, but the only casualties were the boat's electrics. People on board were fine.
I wondered if fitting a conductive strip from chainplates to the water might be a good idea, but Phill did some research and it seemed to indicate that the chance of a strike would be increased thereby. Brilliant has a wooden mast, not aluminium, so we will leave well alone.
It's a spider innit?
This time of year they come into open windows, you can hear them trekking across the carpet and argh! they jump.
Wolf spider??? House spider...I wouldn't care to offend it by calling it 'common'.
We sailed in a thunderstorm last week, the waterproofs held out well, and recent work with the Sikaflex proved effective too.
The previous night, we were out on Black Horse Broad with the thunder storms rolling round and round. Normally I enjoy them, but we were the tallest thing out in the middle of the broad, which made me reflect....