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King enjoys tot of rum with ex-Royal Yacht Britannia sailors in Edinburgh
04.07.2023 - 09:55 / dailyrecord.co.uk
The King joined former Royal Yacht Britannia sailors in reviving an old navy tradition – and drank a tot of rum.
Charles returned to the vessel the royal family called home at its dock in Leith in Scotland and reminisced with the men who kept things ship shape above and below deck before it was decommissioned in 1997.
Standing on deck for the first time in more than 25 years, the King was toasted by the old sailors and returned the tribute, saying: “To all the marvellous Yachties who keep it all going, you are all brilliant.”
Sailors in the Royal Navy were issued with a daily ration of rum until 1970 when the practice came to an end, and the late Queen was the only person able to continue the alcoholic treat for Britannia’s seamen on special occasions with the words “splice the mainbrace”.
A laugh went up before procedures began when someone dropped a glass, and after taking a sip of the drink – traditionally three measures – Charles puffed out his cheeks as the Pusser’s Rum – labelled gun powder proof – went down.
The Association of Royal Yachtsman, formerly known as the Royal Yacht Britannia Association, is drawn from the men who worked on the royal ship during its 43 years at sea, and every year many return for a few days to give staff who maintain Britannia as a visitor attraction a helping hand.
Mark Carron, 49, served on Britannia from 1994-98 doing a variety of tasks to keep the ship running smoothly and later became a policeman in his home county of Kent before taking early retirement. He said after chatting to the King: “He said ‘I’ve always loved the smell of rum, it’s a unique smell’.”
Mr Carron added: “This was the place out of the public eye, they could relax and be themselves. On board Britannia that was their
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