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I have heard before that it is un-lucky to rename a boat. But with an approaching rebirth of an old boat draws near, I wonder about christening an old boat that was restored?
I have heard before that it is un-lucky to rename a boat. But with an approaching rebirth of an old boat draws near, I wonder about christening an old boat that was restored?
yeah i agree, you make your own luck and if you reuilt the boat you probably will be better off than when it came from the manufacturer. sail on....tink
I have heard before that it is un-lucky to rename a boat. But with an approaching rebirth of an old boat draws near, I wonder about christening an old boat that was restored?