I learned a new English word "gunkhole". This is used both as noun and verb. It means a small inlet or to trip from one inlet to another adjacent inlet by boat. According to the dictionary, it is a Canadian English vocabulary. Anyway, I want to gunkhole around BC coast this summer.
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learned a new English word,"gunkhole". This is used both as a noun and verb. It means a small inlet or to journey from one inlet to another adjacent inlet by boat. According to the dictionary, it is canadian-english vocabulary. Anyway, I want to gunkhole around the BC coast this summer.
Posted by: peter | June 28, 2004 at 03:04 AM