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Last week I emailed Andrew Gray in the mistaken idea that he had a model Biber....he emailed me back, saying he didn't own one, but another member of the Edinburgh club, whom Andrew knew well, did have a working model. He mentioned that he would try and get me a couple of photos of various sections of it, which was what I wanted.
This afternoon I had another email from Andrew with a large file of photographs attached, and a detailed description of how Terry (his friend and the owner of the Biber in question) had built certain parts of the boat, what did what and what went where. He had gone out in the cold and rough weather especially to do this for me, as did his friend Terry.
I would like to say a big Thank You to both of those gentleman for the help that have given me, and for giving up a Sunday morning on my behalf.
Andrew Gray and Terry (I'm sorry, but I don't know your surname) you are true gentlemen, I am deeply in your debt.
Many thanks...
Richard(ADMIN)
This afternoon I had another email from Andrew with a large file of photographs attached, and a detailed description of how Terry (his friend and the owner of the Biber in question) had built certain parts of the boat, what did what and what went where. He had gone out in the cold and rough weather especially to do this for me, as did his friend Terry.
I would like to say a big Thank You to both of those gentleman for the help that have given me, and for giving up a Sunday morning on my behalf.
Andrew Gray and Terry (I'm sorry, but I don't know your surname) you are true gentlemen, I am deeply in your debt.
Many thanks...
Richard(ADMIN)
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