It rather suits the theme of this blog and I've always liked the tune. Not to mention the nice beige greatcoats.
Boots seem to be in need of a bit of repair, though.
Sunday, 13 December 2009
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About Me
- Robert
- Tokyo, Japan
- Born in Brighton, England, in 1961 (the same year the Berlin Wall went up). Family emigrated to Vancouver, Canada in 1962 (the same month as the Cuban Missile Crisis). I came to Japan in 1992 (the year it was revealed that Dan Quayle couldn't spell "potato"). I've lived here ever since.
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Click on picture for our current Napoleonic rules of choice.
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Fascinating reading on the Age of Sail
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3 comments:
A good interpretation of a beautiful song.... and the bearskin seems too new, isn't it?
Regards
P.S. Sorry, but my previous comments has too many typos!
No problem- one click of a button, and the first post is gone forever!
I had the same thought about the bearskin. But on reflection, and given what the cost of a reproduction bearskin must be, if it were mine I'd be extremely reluctant to let it roll around in the dust and mud, no matter how authentic that may have been!
A classic. Funny thing is French have stopped using 'blonde' in the sense of girlfriend a long time ago.
Québécois/french canadian are the only one still usign it in that sense.
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