Welcome to the world of the Vincent D'Onofrio obsessed - and a bit of real life thrown in.
Oh I hope not. It's magnificent!
for all you visitors, Greenwich and the Cutty Sark are *must sees*
Thank you Val.I love old ships.Haven't been to this one yet,although we have visited Portsmouth Historic Dockyard on more than one occasion :)Eliza xxxxxx
Gorgeous! Here's kind of a dumb question, is this the ship that the alcohol was named after?
Not, dumb, JoJo, I hadn't thought of it. But as scotch is Scottish, I think it's more likely that, like the namers of the ship, they got the name from the Burns poem. Does the whisky have a picture of the ship on it?
It does have a picture of a ship on it, in full sail though.... this is the website:www.cutty-sark.com
Well, see how little I know about whisky!
There's going to be a big restoration on the ship before it rots away. By the time everyone agrees what's best it will probably have dissolved.
Oh I hope not. It's magnificent!
ReplyDeletefor all you visitors, Greenwich and the Cutty Sark are *must sees*
ReplyDeleteThank you Val.
ReplyDeleteI love old ships.Haven't been to this one yet,although we have visited Portsmouth Historic Dockyard on more than one occasion :)
Eliza xxxxxx
Gorgeous! Here's kind of a dumb question, is this the ship that the alcohol was named after?
ReplyDeleteNot, dumb, JoJo, I hadn't thought of it. But as scotch is Scottish, I think it's more likely that, like the namers of the ship, they got the name from the Burns poem. Does the whisky have a picture of the ship on it?
ReplyDeleteIt does have a picture of a ship on it, in full sail though.... this is the website:
ReplyDeletewww.cutty-sark.com
Well, see how little I know about whisky!
ReplyDelete