The horn
After sorting out the rear hatch it was time to weld on the horn bracket.
posted by MortimerBones at
8:47 AM
Monday, March 17, 2014
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5 Comments:
Hurrah, we won't have to fish it out of the canl again!
Too Right! I am rather fond of the horn as it comes with a tale!
:)
And the tale is?
I have stuck a blog up with it. I love the Klaxon and remember the tale often.
That's excellent. If you return to the boat and it's missing it'll be on the roof of Meg
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