- watercraft, but
ketches are also used as
smaller working watercraft as
short as 15 feet, or as
small cruising boats, such as Bill Hanna's
Tahiti ketches or L. Francis...
- Jay
Ketcham Miller Secor (born May 14, 1978),
known as
Ketch Secor is a
Grammy award-winning
American musician and a co-founder and
current frontman for...
- Look up
ketch in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
ketch is a
sailing craft with two masts.
Ketch may also
refer to:
Ketch Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada...
-
Ghost Rider (Daniel "Danny"
Ketch) is a
fictional character appearing in
American comic books published by
Marvel Comics. He is the
third Marvel character...
- John
Ketch (died
November 1686) was an
infamous English executioner emplo**** by King
Charles II. He
became famous through the way he
performed his duties...
- is
different from a
standard ketch rig
because there is no jib, and the
foremost mast is
further forward than most
ketches. This rig is
found on amongst...
- The hangman's knot or hangman's
noose (also
known as a
collar during the
Elizabethan era) is a knot most
often ****ociated with its use in
hanging a person...
-
nautical trading within this
region there were up to 700 West
Country trading ketches active, only
three such
vessels have
survived to the
modern day. This type...
-
Megan Ketch is an
American actress, best
known for her
roles on film such as the 2013
romantic comedy movie The Big
Wedding and the
mystery television...
- by
coastal ketches and schooners. Port
Victoria also had an
anchorage offs**** for the
larger windjammers.
These were
loaded from the
ketches which were...
