Oh, oh! Thanks to Neti's rudeness;-) in calling the lovely Patricia an old tug, to which I of course had to object using photographical evidence to the contrary, I have just cyber-stumbled across some very interesting facts that were new to me, so thank you thank you thank you rude Spanish woman!! But first to explain to Woofy, who wasn't around at the time, this is the Patricia to the right
http://i47.tinypic.com/2ez1w5t.jpg and to the left is the tower up which I dragged the Neti and Mr N - inside an elevator - to have coffee - not tea (this is turning into that old Maurice Chevalier song, "you wore a red dress"/"no it was green") - at the restaurant Gondolen (The Gondola). But I don't think we saw
http://www.flickr.com/photos/powi/1293785007/ the pirates or did we, Neti?
But anyhoo, get a load of this: The old tug is British!
http://www.flickr.com...63027@N05/4261673175/ And she has a very proud history indeed; she was there at Dunkirk and she was there in the Normandy Landings on D-Day, she has been a private yacht to your own Queen Elisabeth, and people like Winston Churchill and Bruce Springsteen have also boarded her. I didn't move to Stockholm till 1991 so she was already here when I arrived, or else I would have known all of this before. But the fact is I didn't, so again thanks Neti. Read all about it here:
http://www.patricia.st/dox/eng_about_us.html