Random Picture Thread

[SamSam]

If you only have one drink, you don't have a drinking problem, but you might have a problem drinking....

[kach22i]

What's going on here?

Is half of the boat missing on one side?

http://foro.latabernadelpuerto.com/s...d.php?p=240232

[the1much]

half?,,,looks more like 2/3 of it is missin,,hehe

[the1much]

SH!T,,,i made "the big ones" disappear,

[kach22i]

Maybe it's designed to go in right-hand circles.

[the1much]

well,,i found my boat,,and my remote finally,,hehe

[RHP]

Originally Posted by Capn Mud

... helpful guys isnt he - his feet have not moved at all!!!!

Classic! He didnt put the bag down either - bet he complained to wife he was knackered when he finally got home.

[Trevlyns]

Yeah ... "Not now dear, I have a headache"

[KnottyBuoyz]

For those classic sailing schooner lovers this distinguished guest visited our lil' neck of the woods today.

Bluenose II at Prescott On June 16, 2008





She's got her main mast on the deck. It had to be unstepped to clear the bridges along the St. Lawrence Seaway.

[the1much]

is that the "grampy" of the "bluenose ferry"? that runs from maine to nova scotia.

[the1much]

errr,,,that "DID" run,,,now its the "cat"

[masalai]

Nice boat nice shots Knotty/Rick, Thanks....

[charmc]

Originally Posted by Capn Mud

... helpful guys isnt he - his feet have not moved at all!!!!

That guy holding the bag is the most useless guy on the planet, standing around doing nothing to help but always in front of the camera ... Geeez, I just realized ... he must be a politician.

[charmc]

Beautiful photos, Rick. Maybe post to the "...a more beautiful boat" thread?

[Capn Mud]

That guy holding the bag is the most useless guy on the planet, standing around doing nothing to help but always in front of the camera ... Geeez, I just realized ... he must be a politician.

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