The origin of Messing About In Sailboats

  • The original quote is from Kenneth Grahame's Wind In the Willows: "There is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats."

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September 02, 2010

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Matt and Christie Butcher

Thank you, Adam! We truly appreciate such a warm shout out from a former Galveston Bayer. We really enjoy your posts here and look forward to keeping in touch.

Kind regards,
Christie and Matt

Sand Sock Girl

I super like the quotation you just shared. Sort of an inspiration. Thank you for being there. Your blog is indeed a great stuff! Thanks again :)

Niall Harbison

Have to agree with you that there is really something magical about getting in to a sailing boat and just knowing that you have to do the work but once you do you get such amazinf satisfaction!!!

Hamilton Gord

Thanks for posting this link. I have really enjoyed reading their posts. Starting out is always an adventure.

Mekong tours

The thrill we got when the sails grabbed the wind was exhilarating. What a very special treat. It was our best experience on the trip.

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