Oak-ay, yew lot, I reckon it got into trouble because of the pear at the 'elm, or the crew were all sick - a more useless bunch (pop'lar though) you never did see - too much Olive with balsa-mic vinegar methinks, or maybe knot. Box the compass and shiver me timbers. Aaaargh!
Did they keep a log of the cargo? if not they should all suffer the birch.
That is the best one yet.
Not if it was going to Cypress.
Willow never did....
I'm not going Alder way down there unless I'm sure of Ramin a load of timber into the van. Iroko(n) most of it will be gone, but I'm not going to Wenge about it.
You can cedar point of view.
Best thing if you teak my advice.
This is going from the sub Lime to the ridiculous.
They were on the previous lost cargo of timber mentioned in the story. Cost to much to pay off any salavagers but then I don't think they had made a declaration of ownership on the timber in that case, so any washed up was salvage. The law is pretty sown up regards wrecks and salvage, heritage of a rocky coast line...
Its not lime, its SEA Bass, see?
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