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Netherlands abandoning multiculturalism
In a landmark turnabout, one of the cornerstones of contemporary liberalism is being rejected by one of the fountainheads of liberalism. The politically correct doctrine of multiculturalism is heading for decline, as Holland, one of the most socially liberal societies … Continue reading
Big Boating Weekend, if Driftway is any example.
Plus another powerboat that already passed by to the left, two kayaks already launched and heading towards the Spit to the right and two more kayaks ten yards downstream preparing to launch. I didn’t take a picture of the mob … Continue reading
Nothing special, just a few hours spend on the river.
I hope you folks all had a nice day, I did. Lets head under the Washington St. Bridge. Bright sun, a little windy, but the tide was high and it was cool enough to paddle hard without overheating. So off … Continue reading
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The Ship of State “Strait times come in history. Our time is such a time, millennial, full of fast currents, tossing, eddied, dangerous to pass through.” — John Fowles, “The Aristos” The thing is under the boat. The crew suspects … Continue reading
Today I went out from Hingham Harbor…
Easy to find located on route 3A. Good size parking area and sandy beach. Short carry to the water’s edge. Ten minutes out from the beach you pass Button Island, tiny and belongs to the birds. Another ten minutes heading … Continue reading
On writing
Read what Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske had to say about the Naval Institute in Proceedings, Vol. 45 No. 192, February 1919: One of the factors which has handicapped the Naval Institute has been a curious shyness about writing articles … Continue reading
Memorial Weekend 2011
Starting Friday, I like to get the flags out to show my thanks to the Men and Women, past and present, defending our Country.
Finally out on the river. The Pembroke Town Landing on the North River.
Update: Two months later I made the mistake of ending a long trip back here at dead low tide, its not Hingham Harbor mud, but its pretty tough to get off the boat, the top of the car and your … Continue reading
