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Thursday, 1 October 2026Question of the Day
Test your nautical knowledge
In Royal Navy usage, what did the jolly roger signify when flown by a submarine returning to port in the Second World War?
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Guess the nautical word
Clue: A system that uses radio waves
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Yes you're right, another 30 days to get back to the original score .
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I enquired about you on the Southport stand at Blackpool last week on the Saturday, you must have been AWOL 😂😁.
I thought that I had messed something up on my phone 🤔 so I went on my pc and that wouldn't load up the website from my emails either.😣😥 I spent too much time on Google for a set of answers and tried most of the options.😲😟😢 None worked.
I was about to give up on the website and not bother any more, then I thought that you all might think that I had " kicked the bucket--popped my clogs "..☠😱👹.
Anyway I have just had to log back in ( having put in the wrong password 3 times )💥💥. All I need to do now is find out why I haven't been getting any model boat emails since 22nd of September...
Roy
Roy
After reading the possible answers, I had to go with the one that ended up being correct,
Dave
Great was my acclaim when I found 2 almost identical models totally misidentified. They were beautifully made 32 inch hulls built by someone with a seeking mind as just the keel weights were different with a flush cast weight with the keel and the other with a torpedo shape. I would imagine to see the differences when sailing.
His expertise did not extend above deck and the sails would never have proved anything. It was a trip to Salisbury to purchase them, so far one is in sail and works very well the other is having some more thought poured over it.
There is always a silver lining somewhere!
Roy