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[dad1uk]

This was given to me but I'm not sure of the answers. I know some of them but feel sure the great minds of OOF will sort it out.
Good luck......



The sun shone to               the day as we set sail for Hong Kong and the                   aboard an ancient wooden ship which had a                riddled with holes.

The               was made up of Scots,Welshman and others of the                race.

The cabin boy was a pleasant lad and one of his duties was to             the boiler. He won a place in our            by practising his              all by himself as if sent to                 .

On the whole, the               was good for the family and the rest did my                   as she had not had a holiday                 too long.

At last we docked in the            , just outside a            and without further delay,               for the                which was the residence of the Hawaii monarchy.
The              greeted us with the traditional                as is the custom and immediately took us took us to see her                  which had just been completed next to her holiday         .   
On the way we went through the               which was looked after by              dressed in               green.
Their job was to keep the fierce           under control, and for this they were paid in               which they used to              underground for safekeeping.
All was not wonderful in this land as we did notice an old factory through a               the             .
On our way back we walked round a             to avoid the cattle but we were not sure           to use to cross the river.
Later we returned to the ship to have tea,           cake,             buns and some           which had been in the cold store since we set sail.
We retired to our bedroom and put the             the door to make sure we were not disturbed and would sleep soundly.

[whippit]

The sun shone to  BRIGHTON the day as we set sail for Hong Kong and the ORIENT aboard an ancient wooden ship which had a HULL riddled with holes.
The CREWE  was made up of Scots,Welshman and others of the CELTIC race.
Just a start

[Banjax]

This was given to me but I'm not sure of the answers. I know some of them but feel sure the great minds of OOF will sort it out.
Good luck......



The sun shone to   BRIGHTON            the day as we set sail for Hong Kong and the ORIENT                   aboard an ancient wooden ship which had a      HULL          riddled with holes.

The   CREWE            was made up of Scots,Welshman and others of the ALBION                race.

The cabin boy was a pleasant lad and one of his duties was to  STOKE           the boiler. He won a place in our  HEARTS          by practising his               all by himself as if sent to                 .

On the whole, the               was good for the family and the rest did my  MOTHERWELL                 as she had not had a holiday FORFAR                too long.

At last we docked in the PORTSMOUTH    , just outside a ?   and without further delay,               for the   PALACE             which was the residence of the Hawaii monarchy.
The    QUEEN OF THE SOUTH          greeted us with the traditional      as is the custom and immediately took us took us to see her   CRYSTAL PALACE    which had just been completed next to her holiday VILLA        .   
On the way we went through the QUEENS PARK which was looked after by RANGERS   dressed in FOREST   green.
Their job was to keep the fierce WOLVES          under control, and for this they were paid in            ??   which they used to BURY underground for safekeeping.
All was not wonderful in this land as we did notice an old factory through a  ?             the             .
On our way back we walked round a  ?           to avoid the cattle but we were not sure WATFORD          to use to cross the river.
Later we returned to the ship to have tea,           cake,             buns and some           which had been in the cold store since we set sail.
We retired to our bedroom and put the  ?           the door to make sure we were not disturbed and would sleep soundly.

[Banjax]

The sun shone to  BRIGHTON the day as we set sail for Hong Kong and the ORIENT aboard an ancient wooden ship which had a HULL riddled with holes.
The CREWE  was made up of Scots,Welshman and others of the CELTIC race.
Just a start

yep, Celtic - not Albion  I thought it wasn't quite right 

[whippit]

The cabin boy was a pleasant lad and one of his duties was to STOKE the boiler. He won a place in our HEARTS by practising his READING all by himself as if sent to COVENTRY