They say, Keith Richards caused understandable buzz when appeared, but was charming and down-to earth.

Keith visits HMS Victory

Always nice to see Keith, thanks

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Keep On Rolling

I guess that means he won't be playing with Bobby Keys in NYC tonight. He's looking good, though.

Fiftyamp, Keith was there yesterday - who knows where he can be now)

Very cool report. Thanks Kater.

probably he was on Micks birthday bash, talking about The Tour......
just dreaming, but my gut feeling says he was not
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jeroen

Nice to hear that he was charming and friendly with the staff. Now if he can just try some of that charm on Mick.

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

So Willie finally bought a ship to be able to smoke weed to his hearts content, away from the long arm of the law????

no...no... no... I read that Nelson is Lord Nelson... and... for those who dont know... read it here... and here...

[www.hms-victory.com] [www.telegraph.co.uk]

Victory, which was built between 1759 and 1765 and is best known for her role in the Battle of Trafalgar. The Battle of Trafalgar was one of the most decisive naval actions in British history as it established Britain's supremacy at sea and freed the country from the long-held fear of invasion from Napoleon's armies.

The battle off Cape Trafalgar, in southern Spain, pitched the Royal Navy against the combined fleets of France and Spain. Nelson died after he was shot by a French marksman as he stood on the quarterdeck of HMS Victory.



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Silver Dagger,you`re welcome!)
Max'sKansasCity, thanks for info. There it is said, the authorities could give the ship to some private owner, it`s a shame((...

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Max'sKansasCity, thanks for info. There it is said, the authorities could give the ship to some private owner, it`s a shame((...

You are welcome, it is my pleasure...
and thank you for giving us a Keith sighting that is always appreciated.

Any fan of historical nautical fiction of the great age of sailing warships would want to see that famous ship. I have read 100+ of those books. It was through ships like that that England ruled the seas and much of the world in the 18th and 19th centuries. If I ever get back to England that ship will be on my list of things to see. The American equivalent, I suppose, is the USS Constitution which is still a commissioned ship of the US Navy. I am sure Keith enjoyed his private tour. I sure would.

Good to see him, good to see anyone ....(of the band)

now ain't it time to set the sails again?

Down here, in Uruguay, we have another of Nelson´s favourite ships: the AGGAMENNON sank very near the coast in what is today a very famous place for vacations: Punta del Este, (where Ron Wood stayed last summer)

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Good to see him, good to see anyone ....(of the band)

now ain't it time to set the sails again?

I dont know man.... dang.... I'd love to see em again... but lately Keith sure does look happy just doing the "retired thing"... talking, but not playing, on TV shows... smiling, but not playing, while picking up silly awards... just having fun... looking kind of... I dont know... looking retired...

Look at that smile... not a care, or concern, in the world..... beautiful wife... great kids... succesful... rich... he does not appear to be in a hurry to do anything... He just looks happy to be Keith Richards, a man loved by many... even if he never does another thing, but pose for pictures and sign autographs... I suppose I cant blame him.

THAT WAS NOT A PREDICTION... IT WAS SIMPLY A VIBE I GET FROM THAT PICTURE.



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>>THAT WAS NOT A PREDICTION... IT WAS SIMPLY A VIBE I GET FROM THAT PICTURE.<<

I'd rather see it as a welcome-aboard-smile for the rest of the band.
check the rigging, load the cannons, set the sails - we've got a tour & album to do.

I'd rather see it as a welcome-aboard-smile for the rest of the band.
check the rigging, load the cannons, set the sails - we've got a tour & album to do.

Lets hope.... Lets hope



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He's checking out the new props for the next tour..........................................."friggin' in the rigging" !


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Any fan of historical nautical fiction of the great age of sailing warships would want to see that famous ship. I have read 100+ of those books. It was through ships like that that England ruled the seas and much of the world in the 18th and 19th centuries. If I ever get back to England that ship will be on my list of things to see. The American equivalent, I suppose, is the USS Constitution which is still a commissioned ship of the US Navy. I am sure Keith enjoyed his private tour. I sure would.

I work about 2 blocks from the USS Constitution. I'll keep an eye out for him, should he decide to tour it too!

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I work about 2 blocks from the USS Constitution. I'll keep an eye out for him, should he decide to tour it too!

Please do, maybe Keith is on a tour of the Tall Ships .

btw- Isnt it amazing how these Tall Ships have been maintained to last over 200 years, while I read some new naval ships are rusting out before they have seen a day of service. [hamptonroads.com]

Wind power > Nuke power (for Mother Earth anyway)



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Well if he's into tall ships,he can come to San Francisco and visit the Balclutha.

I wonder where Mick is, and if Keith is going to get together with him and Charlie and Ronnie while he's in England.

always love seeing that man smile - thanks for posting

Nice to see Keith having a real good time. I gotta agree on the vibe of Max'sKansasCity.
Keith looks like everything's been accomplished and he's required to do nothing more if he doesn't feel like it.

They will tour on a ship next 2012