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

  1. Fanie
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    Fanie Fanie

    LOL, that wasn't serious Hoyt :D Mostly some illiterate expert likes to put tags on things they have no clue about.

    The UK is sinking currently, so if I ever post a picture of their flag I'll name it 'sinking England flag' :D Oh it's true. The UK is sinking while Scotland is rising. Aparently the uk is going tropical too, so can you just imagine those humourless stiff upper lippers doing the hoola dance :D

    Not to mention the price of time share in Scotland ;)
     

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  2. Fanie
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    Fanie Fanie

    Some okes cannot communicate without dragging **** into everything.
    Mind you I have the same problem :D
     
  3. hoytedow
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    I don't know but it's old.

    Looked it up. 1853.
     
  4. mark775

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    Well, I suppose Audrey may have been Irish... Find the book someday, BTW.
     
  5. hoytedow
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    An Irish lass with a name like Audrey? Unheard of!
     
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  7. mark775

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    "Unheard of!" - Oh, yeah...right.
     
  8. cthippo
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    Awesome picture. That's the kind of stuff I love photographing.
     
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    And here's what they look like afterwords...

    [​IMG]

    I think some of the miniature tugs are in fact working log boats.
     
  12. Boston

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    reminds me of the Shriners and there little cars

    right down to the guy about to be stuck as the tides coming up just in front of the sea wall in that last pict.
     
  13. hoytedow
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    Wind up key. Nice touch.
     
  14. Dirteater
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    Curious Question

    I'm curious about the ballast in one of those little tuggers.
    how and how much?

    I use to know I modeler who build incredibly detailed small scale Tugs.
    I forget the exact scale but 2 - 4' in length.
    He showed me once how he used cut pieces of railway ties in the bottom for ballast. There were really very heavy for there size.
     

  15. ancient kayaker
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    ancient kayaker aka Terry Haines

    More micro tugs. Must be something going around ... these pics taken in Ottawa, Canada.
     

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