Boat Building Forum

Find advice on all aspects of building your own kayak, canoe or any lightweight boats

Re: high tea
By:Tom Kurth
Date: 11/8/1999, 9:28 pm
In Response To: Re: high tea (lee)

> so Tom, do you know of any other terms that come from England specifick to
> kayaking? This has got to open up some silly string. There must be some
> entertaining terms in american that translate oddly in other languages.

Nah, not me. I'm a novice as far as canoes and kayaks go--half the time I don't haven't the foggiest what you guys are talking about, especially when engineeringese is being spoken. Tom

Messages In This Thread

decked canoe????
Jay Roberts -- 11/6/1999, 3:26 pm
Re: decked canoe????
garland reese -- 11/7/1999, 5:28 pm
Re: decked canoe????
Nick Schade - Guillemot Kayaks -- 11/7/1999, 10:03 am
Re: British
lee -- 11/8/1999, 9:28 am
according to Websters
Jay Roberts -- 11/7/1999, 2:03 am
coming to terms
Paul G. Jacobson -- 11/7/1999, 4:27 am
Re: decked canoe????
garland reese -- 11/6/1999, 11:07 pm
Re: decked canoe????
Mac Buhler -- 11/6/1999, 3:38 pm
Re: decked canoe????
Ron Eike -- 11/7/1999, 9:04 am
Re: decked canoe????
Bram -- 11/6/1999, 5:47 pm
Re: decked canoe????
Jay Roberts -- 11/6/1999, 5:09 pm
Re: civet cat
Tom Kurth -- 11/6/1999, 7:48 pm
Re: high tea
lee -- 11/8/1999, 2:01 pm
translation tools
Ed Valley -- 11/9/1999, 2:44 pm
Re: translation tools
lee -- 11/9/1999, 9:48 pm
Re: high tea
Tom Kurth -- 11/8/1999, 9:28 pm