Thinking about family and sailing ships
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At Christmas time we think of our extended family and also those long gone, such as my Mum and Dad. The other day I was walking past the Polly Woodside sailing ship in the Yarra near the place where I visited the Parliament of the World Religions. The sight of this ship reminded me of my Dad's stories of sailing ships as his father, Charlie Lay, was a Mate on the Loch Line ships when he was young. Dad's stories were about the Flying Dutchman on an iceberg, and lots of adventures told to him as a child and then passed on to us. My father was a great story-teller - tales of the sea and tales of the wool track.
At Christmas time we think of our extended family and also those long gone, such as my Mum and Dad. The other day I was walking past the Polly Woodside sailing ship in the Yarra near the place where I visited the Parliament of the World Religions. The sight of this ship reminded me of my Dad's stories of sailing ships as his father, Charlie Lay, was a Mate on the Loch Line ships when he was young. Dad's stories were about the Flying Dutchman on an iceberg, and lots of adventures told to him as a child and then passed on to us. My father was a great story-teller - tales of the sea and tales of the wool track.
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