Posted by old on February 21, 2010 at 18:56:59 from (4.245.4.5):
In Reply to: Re: James Nancy posted by CLTX on February 21, 2010 at 18:13:42:
You know the CV67 does sound better but like I said it has been 30 years since I was on board or will be July 10th of 1980 is the last time I walked off of that big flat top. Spent many hours up the mast or as some would call it the crows nest. I was always up there as the safety man. Any time some one needed to go up they needed a safety man up there to keep watch for trouble and I was always it till the last few months I was in and then I said no way would I go up there again because if something happened I might end up having to stay in longer because of being in the hospital. That made a few people mad at me but it was volitry so I could say no if I wanted to
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