Blue Peter is pretty.
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Friday, May 29, 2026
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I guess I'm a wannabe Gricer and that is one lovely steam engine.
ReplyDeleteI had to look that up. I guess that the American equivalent is “Foamer”.
DeleteFunny that name...it's also the naval signal flag flown when a ship is preparing to leave harbor...or was in the days of sail....remember reading this is Patrick O'Brien's meticulously researched Aubrey-Maturin series (NYTimes review: the greatest historical fiction ever written)
ReplyDeleteTraditionally, Blue Peter is the nickname given to the nautical signal flag that represents the letter “P.” When communicating with signal flags, each letter of the alphabet has a specific meaning. The letter “P” means “All persons should report on board as the vessel is about to proceed to sea.” So when a ship is flying Blue Peter, everyone knows that its voyage is about to begin.