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GaiaGirl Pearl commented on GaiaGirl Pearl's blog post 'Join me on HMB Endeavour'

if you're got time on yer hands and is thinking about it - the best & longest voyage, just announced, is Sydney-Jervis Bay. I'd take that one if I was able-bodied 'cos I'd lay even money they won't make it to Jervis & back to Sydney in six days! B...

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Bosun Greybeard commented on GaiaGirl Pearl's blog post 'Join me on HMB Endeavour'

I WANNA GO!!!!!!!!

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Malibu DuPont commented on GaiaGirl Pearl's blog post 'Join me on HMB Endeavour'

Will there be room for my trunks, portmanteau, parasols and tiaras?

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GaiaGirl Pearl commented on GaiaGirl Pearl's blog post 'Join me on HMB Endeavour'

You'll have to be quick Malibu - the cabins are already booked out. I've been aboard before, the cabins arent big enough to swing a cat (except for Joey Banks' cabin - he got the delux suite 'cos he was paying for the voyage)

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Malibu DuPont commented on GaiaGirl Pearl's blog post 'Join me on HMB Endeavour'

looks great Gaia!

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GaiaGirl Pearl replied to Bosun Greybeard's discussion 'The Great Experiment' in the group Quills of Antiquity

Maybe its time to issue a Warning to all the ladies of Antiquity ... we forgot to tell Bosun what the effects are after Day 5!

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GaiaGirl Pearl replied to Bosun Greybeard's discussion 'Pirate Latitudes' in the group Quills of Antiquity

Good suggestion, TYVM Bosun - I'll look for it. I read a great book earlier this year called "Crossed Bones" by Jane Johnson, a romance about a raid by Barbary pirates on Cornwall and the slave trade of Morocco (selling Englishmen - common in tho...

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What has brought you to Antiquity?

Best bunch of people - pirate, privateer, corsair & navy - in 2L. There's a much greater sense of community and cooperation at Antiquity than the other sims that I've been involved with ~ Enjoy your time here ... I am :^)

Tell us a little about your SL self?

A privateer carrying genuine Letter of Marque with the mark of 50 kings, queens, presidents & prime ministers (seriously, ask to see it!) - My main mission is to capture ships from the First World stealing artefacts & treasures from the Incas & Mayans, Tibet, South Seas, Greece, etc and return these treasures to their rightful owners.

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http://www.gaiagirl.com.au/pirate

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Lieutenant James Cook and the noted botantist Joseph Banks are putting together a crew to observe the transit of Venus in Tahiti and then to the South Seas in search of the Great Southern Land. Sign up for an adventure of a lifetime!

((seriously, the replica HMB Endeavour is taking passengers - the first time in quite a while that they've done that. I've signed up for the April 1 overnight "Navigating by the stars" ... and thought maybe you'd like to meet the notorious Captain Pearl in person .… Continue

Posted on December 2, 2009 at 7:30pm — 5 Comments

The History of Vegemite

Vegemite in Current Times (1800s)

The Vegemite Wars, also known as the Anglo-Chinese Wars (1839 to 1842 and 1856 to 1860) the climax of trade disputes and diplomatic difficulties between China under the Qing Dynasty and the British Empire.

The Great Famine, aka The Irish Vegemite Famine was a period of starvation, disease and mass emigration between 1845 and 1852 during which the population of Ireland was reduced by 20 to 25 percent.

Louis Pasteur (1822- ) one of the most extraordinary… Continue

Posted on September 23, 2009 at 2:28am — 22 Comments

Thar she blows!!

The famous white whale, Dopey Mick, or as he's known to the non-dyslexic world, Migaloo, has just past my captain's cabin perched high on the cliff overlooking the entrance to Port Macquarie. I've spent a few hours a day for the past few weeks watching the humpbacks making their way up… Continue

Posted on June 29, 2009 at 3:00pm — 20 Comments

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At 7:37am on October 25, 2009, PadmeAmidala Ihnen said…: Super-kisses!

At 7:30am on September 25, 2009, Philosofia Clary said…: Thank ye so much for the support, Cap'n Pearl :-)

At 3:45pm on September 18, 2009, Doone & Marley Tigerauge said…: Thank ya, its right good to be ashore with ya'all. When I saw ya in trouble, it're nothing any reb wouldn't do at all at all. I think fortune were smiling down on us both that fight it was. -M.T.

At 10:34pm on September 2, 2009, Chinitadoll Blaisdale said…: Thank you GaiaGirl! I love Antiquity and the Key's is one of my favorites!

At 8:46pm on August 27, 2009, Malibu DuPont said…: Migaloo has been spotted, heading north to warmer warmers

At 6:51pm on August 12, 2009, Stephanie Helstein said…: Thank you for the welcome. If you would be so kind, the next trading mission, could you bring me flower, haggis, Earl Gray tea, and Carlsberg beer? Oh, and pick up a block and tackle for the flag pole at the resort? Thanks, hon.

At 7:53pm on March 23, 2009, Bridget Jennings said…: My frigate must be useful for something (and hauling gold across the Pacific sounds like fine task for it).

At 7:18am on January 25, 2009, Pamus Bing said…: Aus peeps have a great sense of humour. Mmm I will try to drink you under the table :))

At 1:51pm on January 14, 2009, Malibu DuPont said…: Aye!
The Yacht Club Bar is well stocked.
( The qualitty of the rum may be questionable, but there ia always plenty of champagne, plus, I make a good pot of tea!)