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Vaughan

Vaughan

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2 hours ago, quo vadis said:

everyone should be happy now

I don't want to fall out with you and if you want to wear that, on a launch, you are welcome. I just hope you don't get fined a large amount of money, as you could be if someone objects.

I suppose Flag Etiquette is something else that is fading into history these days. 

The Blue Ensign (un-defaced) is the most senior after the White Ensign of the RN and may only be worn by British Registered vessels whose owner holds an Admiralty Warrant, usually as an officer in the RNR or (ex) RNVR.

It's entirely up to you, old chap but please don't think that I, for one, "should be happy" to see you doing it.

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PaulN

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On 24/07/2024 at 17:43, Vaughan said:

I don't want to fall out with you and if you want to wear that, on a launch, you are welcome. I just hope you don't get fined a large amount of money, as you could be if someone objects.

I suppose Flag Etiquette is something else that is fading into history these days. 

The Blue Ensign (un-defaced) is the most senior after the White Ensign of the RN and may only be worn by British Registered vessels whose owner holds an Admiralty Warrant, usually as an officer in the RNR or (ex) RNVR.

It's entirely up to you, old chap but please don't think that I, for one, "should be happy" to see you doing it.

Plus of course one or two clubs such as The Royal Temple at Ramsgate. When I got the warrant for a defaced blue ensign, it also required the vessel to be over 7m

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MargeandParge

MargeandParge

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On 26/07/2024 at 11:05, quo vadis said:

Can it get any better?

 

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Ole Marge loves that kind of water and a great privilege for Ole Parge to get there this  trip out we've had a great cruise and seen five Wherry all in full sail and rafted up at Malthouse broad quite a spectacle . Thankyou Broadland for making it a special time

Kindest Regards Marge and Parge 

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