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Marmaris Yacht Marina Restaurant
Tuesday - Hamsi night Friday - Happy Meal
Traditional Christmas Dinner will be served from 12pm till 9pm on Christmas Day |
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On this day in history A new and successful newspaper was launched by ninja publishers in the Marmaris area of southern Turkey. Readership has been projected to reach 250 for the first issue and creep up to 257 by the second edition. Talks are already underway with Robert Maxwell who is known to be interested in this young and vibrant company of creative yachtspersons. |
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Knot of the week The Single Bow Shoelace
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Confessions As I was parking my boat in my driveway, I swerved to avoid a pensioner that wasn’t there when I last looked. I scraped the gelcoat off the rear end and dented my pride. Imagine my embarrassment when I discovered it was my husband who had got off the boat to take my lines.
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Social Calendar
Bowling 18th Dec Christmas Eve party 24th Dec Public flogging 25th Dec Boxing day 26th Dec Sunday Sunday New years party 31st Dec Happy Hour Every day Recover from hangover Every Saturday
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Across 1. Haphazard, slide (6,7) 8. Except (3) 9. Acquisition of knowledge (9) 10. Dogvane (8) 11. Opposed to (4) 13. Continue to be (6) 14. Highly ------? (6) 16. Solitary (4) 17. Lots of love, on 14th (8) 20. Disraeli's opponent (9) 21. Brother of George (3) 22. Singer of “Dominique” (3,7,3) |
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Down 1. Addiction (5) 2. Film with Jodie Foster (6,3,4) 3. Kind of eel (8) 4. Heads (6) 5. Style (4) 6. Method of fixing an unknown point (13) 7. Continuously (7) 12. Source of caviar (8) 13. ------- My Fire? (7) 15. Be owned (6) 18. Fizzy Italian Town (4) 19. Intense desire (5) |
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Crossword No.1 By Queenie |
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Dunroamin’ There was an American, an Irishman, a Scotsman, a Chinaman, a Jew, a Catholic, a Cripple, a Maltese, a German, a Slovakian, a Spaniard, a Turk, a Lesbian, an Eskimo, a Philippino, an Indian, a Greek and someone from every other country not already mentioned. They all fell over and there was no-one left to laugh at them. What a pity. But at least no-one was insulted. |
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This is a spare part for those of you who need one. If you want to use it for working out answers to the crossword clues you can. Otherwise you can tear it out and use it for toilet paper. If you collect this section from all the next issues you will end up with lots of bits of paper which you can trade in for some extra space onboard. You bought the paper, it’s up to you what you do with it. |
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Lucky Charms
Lucky Knot Sheetbend Lucky Cheese St Agur Lucky Rope Running Backstay Lucky Organ The Spleen Lucky Sail Main Topgallant Lucky Day Today Lucky Fish The one that got away Lucky Wind A light southerly Lucky Typeface Garamond |
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