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Discussion in 'All Things Boats & Boating' started by kach22i, Mar 30, 2006.

  1. SamSam
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    (This picture is not real, there was no photo of the actual incident)

    http://planetgermany.wordpress.com/2011/01/17/the-strange-tale-of-tuffi-the-elephant/



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  2. Tiny Turnip
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    In Southport, where the tide goes in and out perhaps miles over the warm sand, they used to use horses and carts for shrimping, but now they use these wonderful Mad Max rigs. When I first saw them, there were perhaps a dozen shrimper rigs, with booms for the nets and boilers on board; Now I think there is just one operating, plus some more conventional tractors and trailers.

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  3. Rurudyne
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    I notice you checked to see if it was a CPP. ;)
     
  4. ancient kayaker
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    ancient kayaker aka Terry Haines

    Found some old pics of geese attempting to heard me out of the local pond and a Great Blue Heron trying to hide under a tree. Not very good, first generation digital camera with telephoto lens -
     

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  6. lewisboats
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    Pretty Kitty...
     
  7. MoeJoe
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    Sorry for the delay, been working on Malta. Bad quality on the pics but she is a great looking little boat..

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  8. ancient kayaker
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    ancient kayaker aka Terry Haines

    Lovely stem profile, reminds me of a Hereshoff 12-1/2, just a bit shallower . . . that stern suggests some interesting following seas have to handled on the way back to harbor. Obviously a developed design as well as a traditional one.
     
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    Corley epoxy coated

  10. ancient kayaker
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    ancient kayaker aka Terry Haines

    "A collision at sea can spoil your whole day"
    - capt Edward Smith of the Titannic
     
  11. rxcomposite
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    5 MPH bumper?:D
     
  12. Milehog
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    Milehog Clever Quip

    Needs wrinkle cream...
     
  13. ancient kayaker
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    ancient kayaker aka Terry Haines

    It's relatively small at 15,000T but the energy in the collision is the equivalent of a family car crashing at a speed approaching the speed of sound . . .
     
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    PAR Yacht Designer/Builder

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    Sailors severely overestimated the size of the Kraken.
     

  15. SamSam
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    That finger must be 40 feet wide and hundreds of feet tall.
     
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