Unfortunately soft focus but otherwise wonderful plate celebrating the first boat to be set on fire by drunken youths in Rockingham, home of Mark, slightly damp teatowel McGowan, and demonstrating his transport plan. The steam train is unloading bales of Marijuana. Note the Po’Boy tree (formerly blackboys) too. Village to violent craphole. By Dan. Found in Guildford.
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is there buggery going on in the foreground there?
I believe it was popular in the early days of the colony when women were scarce, and in the navy too.
wasn’t McGowan in the navy?
not that there’s anything wrong with that.
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Rum, blackboys’ bum and the lash , of course, are the founding principles of the Royal Navy. This was all before Father Murphy’s orphanage and Rolf Harris. Here in this tableaux is depicted the 159 th celebrations of the founding of the great city of Rockingham.
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Po’Boys. Blackboys is racist.
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bugger, only 19 pounds
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What is Dan doing on my patch? I feel miffed.
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Guildford does have that effect on focus it seems.
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I think a commemorative plate is a perfect way to commemorate the … um … 159th anniversary of the founding of Rockingham.
Few know the Settlement of Rockingham was founded when Captain James Stirling punched one of the local Nyoongar elders, causing him to hit his head on the ground, and die of his injuries a few days later.
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I loved learning in Mrs Gillham’s class how a rum-affected Mrs Dance drove her buggy into a settler’s tent.
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And was thrown from the buggy onto his willy?
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And rum-affected Rocko-dwellers have been driving their buggies into good folks’ houses ever since.
Does that mean Mrs Dance was the colony’s first bogan?
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159 years seems an odd number for a commemorative plate. They don’t even add up to 23.
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Yeah,you sit there with your 1792 botched extensions…
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150 I could see and 175 I could see. But 159?
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159 is not even a prime number.However January 18th 1788 is when the First Fleet commanded by Capt later rear Admiral ,Arthur Phillip arrived in Botany Bay.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Fleet
May 2nd 1829 is the date of arrival of the HMS Challenger commanded by Capt. Charles Fremantle. in Cockburn Sound.(south of Fremantle). near Rockingham.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Fremantle
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You Americans just don’t understand the metric system, do you?
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