1. Schoolgirls who are bored of the maritime museum pose against the glass dividing an exhibition from the main hall, all legs, long hair and mischief.
2. We sit on a bench in front of a long case of brass bits and pieces of a maritime nature. A small boy in a school party points confidently to a dip circle: 'That's the steering wheel' and then to a green starboard lantern: 'And that's the engine.'
3. I like to see a friend who has been working too hard relax and laugh and drink too much wine -- under doctor's orders, of course.
End at the beginning, whistler and no pressure.
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