Guess what this is.
Moderator: Jim Walsh
Guess what this is.
Guess what the object is leaning up against the Corvette. If you look in the background you'll notice a CD25 so this photo actually has some Cape Dory relevance, tenuous perhaps, but relevance nonetheless.
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Jim Walsh
Ex Vice Commodore
Ex Captain-Northeast Fleet
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The currency of life is not money, it's time
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- tjr818
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Re: Guess what this is.
Did that corvette run into a whale?
Tim
Nonsuch 26 Ultra,
Previously, Sláinte a CD27
Nonsuch 26 Ultra,
Previously, Sláinte a CD27
Re: Guess what this is.
No, next guess.
Jim Walsh
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- Steve Laume
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Re: Guess what this is.
Something you are glad not to have swimming around when you in a dinghy.
Large shark, tail fin, thrasher, maybe.
I don't really know but the thing must have been huge, Steve.
Large shark, tail fin, thrasher, maybe.
I don't really know but the thing must have been huge, Steve.
Re: Guess what this is.
let's try killer whale dorsal fin
Re: Guess what this is.
Steve got it! It's the tail of a Thresher shark. The tail is nearly as long as the body on these fish. I've eaten Thresher shark and it is better than swordfish. A friend was careless when trying to boat one a few years back and was whipped by the tail. It left quite a bruise which lasted for weeks.Steve Laume wrote:Something you are glad not to have swimming around when you in a dinghy.
Large shark, tail fin, thrasher, maybe.
I don't really know but the thing must have been huge, Steve.
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Jim Walsh
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The currency of life is not money, it's time
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- Steve Laume
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Re: Guess what this is.
The real questions surround the fact that it is now leaning on your Vette. Just where and how does one end up in possession of such a fin?
Have you been out harpooning?
Nice one, Steve.
Have you been out harpooning?
Nice one, Steve.