Ship Nerds -- The Cutty Sark

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LightningCrash

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Many of you may have got a bit misty eyed when you heard that the Cutty Sark burned in 2007, but I found out that it was restored and opened to the public in 2012. Heck I hadn't thought about it in a while and I was surprised to hear that it was already open.

Any of you ever go see her on trips to the UK?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cutty_Sark

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Cool. Love the big three masters. I was fortunate to be in Cleveland Ohio when there was a tall ship regatta for classic ships. There were accurate reproductions of the Nina, Pinta, and the Santa Maria. They were tiny! Can't believe they had that many people and made a safe crossing.
The biggest was a reproduction of a ship that I can't remember, used in a movie. Big three master, and they manned the sails as they left the port, which was at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame location.
 

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I drank alot of Cutty for a long time. Was better than the J&B and Dewar's I got started with. I've since graduated to more "refined" tastes (aka, I spend alot more money on it! :( ), but I will remember Cutty fondly forever. :D It may not be the best, but come on, it ain't KD, folks.
 

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