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HoneySuckleBlue
11-03-2004, 04:27 PM
Well, it's picture day in the field, enjoy it while you can...we never know when a system is gonna crash or develop some mysterious wetness condition around here...
These are from the ship Greg and I volunteered on...there's more in the gallery and they have captions. I havn't figured out how to write in between the pics here yet...
nirgal
11-04-2004, 12:15 AM
Good, Good :)
Did you get any of me, onboard? When they are looking through my stuff in a few years, after I've been composted, it would be nice to have proof that I was there :p
Here is one that you didn't get to take and one nobody got......
HoneySuckleBlue
11-04-2004, 01:39 AM
Oh cool, you can take the other boats out....! That looks so good!!! Makes me want to go work on mine a little more.
I do have one of you Greg, when you were eating those weird cheese things:)
How was the return trip?
nirgal
11-04-2004, 01:49 AM
Took the other boats out and lowered her to the waterline, looks much better....
It was a pleasure cruise, warm and sunny, had lunch sitting on the cushins in the Captains cabin, looking out the windows :)
That was taken just past Ft. McHenry after we climbed over the tug boat and into the whaler and sped off to the dock :D
The exciting part was having a front tire delaminate on the overloaded school bus on the expressway :eek: No spare, of course, so we limped to the exit ramp which fortunately had a place for breakfast, and called road servicw, we were 1 1/2 hrs late getting there ...(I had a feeling something was going to happen when I woke up that morning)
HoneySuckleBlue
11-04-2004, 02:56 AM
Oh sure all the exciting stuff happens when i'm not there!
I'm glad you guys are all okay though, was there a crowd to see you all off this time?
....That is such a wonderful shot, I just could'nt imagine what we looked like being pulled around by tug boats...now i know:)
nirgal
11-04-2004, 02:40 PM
Not much of a crowd at either end, all very laid back. we hauled her in the last 30ft by hand :D
I like your sig picture :)
HoneySuckleBlue
11-04-2004, 03:05 PM
Awww, man bet that was hard tying her back up to the dock knowing it's gonna be a long time before she ever moves again.
What a great experience, and you got to do it twice!!
Lucky buggar:p
(Thanks, I like my signature picture too:) I think a new sailboat fixation has taken root)
nirgal
11-05-2004, 01:03 AM
Wooden sailboats are an addiction, (schooners in particular) that can only be cured by having one or two or.... a sailboat of any kind, that sails is a good substitute, though :D
I can burn the ones I took on a CD if you like. "Airborn" is supposed to have his on CD for us, he has my email.
Kevin posted some pictures he took here...
http://media5.hypernet.com/cgi-bin/UBB/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=6;t=003259#000028
And!
http://www.tricoastal.com/virginia/Smaller_virginia.jpg
There is a brand new schooner launchin in Norfolk on Dec 10! Wanna Go ;)
http://www.schoonervirginia.org/construction/shipspecs.htm
HoneySuckleBlue
11-05-2004, 01:36 AM
Sweet, I burned mine for you too:)
I'll have to email flyboy, he was all over the place, he had to have some good ones.
Wow, Kevin got some really good ones!!
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