skeg

Living outside the county whenever I reveal my yellow-belly origins the most common remark I get is, "Anywhere near Skeg?" Which just goes to show how much affection there still remains for this coastal resort.

Even better, it's packed with add-ons not found on many other mud motors like a stainless steel skeg, stainless drive tube and a Mercury power trim.

One final idea was to allow the engine to tilt up to a horizontal position to protect it in the absence of a keel or skeg."

Bang, bang went the outboard motor under the dock, then scrape, scrape as the skeg of the motor hit the concrete ramp.

Former care assistant and mumof-two Chapman, from Glasgow, added: "She just and attention seeker probably bs about her been pregnant again she has no shame puttin black marks against people names Marion don't bother with her she's just a daft skeg."

His Tempest model includes a moderately chined hull, which allows him to maneuver in rougher conditions, plus a low deck and bow, for speed and smoothness, as well as retractable skeg system that helps the boat adjust to wind and current conditions.

Mods to my airplane include the Mike Smith gap seals, yaw skeg and tail bulkhead, plus D'Shannon 10550B engine conversion and baffles, in addition to GAMIjectors.

"Besides the raw power of the two engines, over ten thousand horsepower, they can turn sideways to expose their large skeg [or center-line rudder] and act as a brake.

A tail-end skeg helps with stability and steering, while a tall single oar is all that is needed for moving.

* LGB people are more likely to self-harm: gay and bisexual men are five and a half time more likely and lesbian and bisexual women twice as likely (Skeg et al, 2003).