Thread: What Has Happened to the Schooner of Beer

Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

I found this to be pretty typical in a SA pub..
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What! No 'Extra Strong Vintage Ale'?

Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

I found this to be pretty typical in a SA pub..
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And how many did you visit?

Of the 5 or so here, not one is purely Coopers.
Several have boutique brews on tap.

Lincoln, Cowell, Tumby, Pt Neill, Cleve all have alternatives on tap.

Originally Posted by Tombie

And how many did you visit?

Of the 5 or so here, not one is purely Coopers.
Several have boutique brews on tap.

Lincoln, Cowell, Tumby, Pt Neill, Cleve all have alternatives on tap.

I'm with you Tombie, most places will have at least 3 or 4 different brands on tap.

someone over in the west paid too much money for a 50' boat that would do 50kts.

was it Lloyds Ships that built it?

I can't recall if it ever achieved the desired speed.

Originally Posted by ramblingboy42

someone over in the west paid too much money for a 50' boat that would do 50kts.

was it Lloyds Ships that built it?

I can't recall if it ever achieved the desired speed.

I know a boat that can do 50 knots

IF its flat, if there is now wind wave.............................................. .................. speed doesnt kill us. Its what we hit when moving at speed that may be the determining factor

Honestly on the stern of a amazing DDG at Full Ahead is still awe inspiring for this black duck.

the rear deck on the Fast Cats that ran to Tassie was exciting!
certainly a hard place to keep a steady schooner---

Originally Posted by Tombie

And how many did you visit?

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no more than 2 or 3 dozen.....

Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

no more than 2 or 3 dozen.....

That's what I call 'Tap Dancing'!