Note the guy on the stern and just below him is the other guys arm just below him.
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Lew Gresham
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Holding on for the ride of Day!
Weekender
hull #914
hull #914
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Warren Kaplan
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Bill - Dulcie
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The perversity of inanimate objects.
Gives a whole new meaning to the term "diving boat!"
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Bill Cochrane
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s/v Phoenix
Good grief.
What in #$@$@ is someone doing aboard a boat that's being lifted anyway?????
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Carl Thunberg
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Methinks this is a hoax.
Way too good photography for this to have been caught as a "snapshot" by some by-stander.
CDSOA Commodore - Member No. 725
"The more I expand the island of my knowledge, the more I expand the shoreline of my wonder"
Sir Isaac Newton
"The more I expand the island of my knowledge, the more I expand the shoreline of my wonder"
Sir Isaac Newton
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NevisTyphoon
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Hull # 47
Nah, it's real
I got this about a month ago from a friend in the shipping bidness.
If I recall correctly, the two guys on board were employees of the manufacturer. I believe it was being moved off of a shipping vessel.
Regards,
If I recall correctly, the two guys on board were employees of the manufacturer. I believe it was being moved off of a shipping vessel.
Regards,
Chris Thompson
Nevis, West Indies
Greatness is not in where we stand, but in what direction we are moving. We must sail sometimes with the wind and sometimes against it-but sail we must, and not drift, nor lie at anchor
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Nevis, West Indies
Greatness is not in where we stand, but in what direction we are moving. We must sail sometimes with the wind and sometimes against it-but sail we must, and not drift, nor lie at anchor
Oliver Wendell Holmes
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Dean Abramson
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Hoax...?
I saw this a few months ago, and as a photographer, I immediately thought it was a hoax. But after careful inspection i decided that if it is a hoax, it's a damn good one. But I am going to inspect it again, carefully. I still lean towards hoax, mainly because like Carl said, they are too good for amateur grab shots.
Dean
Dean
Dean Abramson
Cape Dory 31 "Loda May"
Falmouth, Maine
Cape Dory 31 "Loda May"
Falmouth, Maine
Not a hoax
Russell
s/v (yet to be named) Tayana 42CC
s/v Lady Pauline Cape Dory 36 #117 (for sale)
s/v (yet to be named) Tayana 42CC
s/v Lady Pauline Cape Dory 36 #117 (for sale)
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Roy J.
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Never forget to tie the slings together
Simple words to launch by, but the lawsuit is going to turn on the question "did they or didn't they?" In the photos it seems they DID NOT. Thank goodness neither of those guys were on the bow.
Roy Jacobowitz