Post up Pictures of Your Boat/Water Toys
Post up Pictures of Your Boat/Water Toys
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robm3

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4,930 posts

256 months

Monday 4th June 2012
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As the title says, post up pictures of your floating Pride & Joy...

Simpo Two

92,662 posts

294 months

Monday 4th June 2012
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Oh OK...





'Ooh cushions!' was the first comment of a (female) visitor...

Yachtworker

1,266 posts

184 months

Monday 4th June 2012
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Simpo Two said:
Oh OK...





'Ooh cushions!' was the first comment of a (female) visitor...
The hammer under the passenger seat is the 1st thing I saw, what a beaut, you could punch a hole straight through the bottom in one swipe with that if needs must!

Bacardi

2,235 posts

305 months

Monday 4th June 2012
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muckymotor

2,484 posts

250 months

Monday 4th June 2012
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Although it seems to have an invisible force field that throws me off.

robm3

Original Poster:

4,930 posts

256 months

Monday 4th June 2012
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Four Winns 240, big enough for two families and off-shore work:


But small enough to be trailered (just):


muckymotor

2,484 posts

250 months

Monday 4th June 2012
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That's some wind deflector on the Discovery.

Yachtworker

1,266 posts

184 months

Tuesday 5th June 2012
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Last boat, Hurley 22:

sold when we moved to Italy but worked well for us when we had her.

XJSJohn

16,151 posts

248 months

Tuesday 5th June 2012
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here's mine, full main and spin running dead downwind when a 35 know squall blows through, not one of my smarter moments. Still, it is not a bad attempt at a marine handbrake turn hehe

We even managed to hold onto second on that race biggrin

IanUAE

3,070 posts

193 months

Tuesday 5th June 2012
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Yachtworker said:
Last boat, Hurley 22:

sold when we moved to Italy but worked well for us when we had her.
1st thing that came to my mind was the book The Golden Keel, by Desmond Bagley.

robm3

Original Poster:

4,930 posts

256 months

Tuesday 5th June 2012
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XJSJohn said:


here's mine, full main and spin running dead downwind when a 35 know squall blows through, not one of my smarter moments. Still, it is not a bad attempt at a marine handbrake turn hehe

We even managed to hold onto second on that race biggrin
Wow!

Riff Raff

5,462 posts

224 months

Tuesday 5th June 2012
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robm3 said:
XJSJohn said:


here's mine, full main and spin running dead downwind when a 35 know squall blows through, not one of my smarter moments. Still, it is not a bad attempt at a marine handbrake turn hehe

We even managed to hold onto second on that race biggrin
Wow!
If you look carefully, you can just make out the Bowman (Mastman?) Hanging on like grim death. Can't quite see if he has brown trousers though smile

Burnedout

478 posts

219 months

Tuesday 5th June 2012
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Here at the time:


Whitehaven Beach, Whitsundays.

XJSJohn

16,151 posts

248 months

Tuesday 5th June 2012
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Riff Raff said:
robm3 said:
XJSJohn said:


here's mine, full main and spin running dead downwind when a 35 know squall blows through, not one of my smarter moments. Still, it is not a bad attempt at a marine handbrake turn hehe

We even managed to hold onto second on that race biggrin
Wow!
If you look carefully, you can just make out the Bowman (Mastman?) Hanging on like grim death. Can't quite see if he has brown trousers though smile
hehe think it's mast, we were actually coming back up there, went far enough over to slap the mast in the water! Plus side is water temps are 23c so quite pleasant!

IOR boats always fun!

Simpo Two

92,662 posts

294 months

Tuesday 5th June 2012
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Yachtworker said:
The hammer under the passenger seat is the 1st thing I saw, what a beaut
Many people visit; few leave...



All inland boats need a lump hammer for the bashing in of mooring stakes. Indeed the clink-clink of hammer on stake at the end of the day is a well-known symbol for bar-opening time biggrin

bluesatin

3,115 posts

301 months

Tuesday 5th June 2012
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My little toy just before going in the water.


danyeates

7,248 posts

251 months

Tuesday 5th June 2012
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My girlfriend and I bought this with our house deposit to play about in for a year! Now been sold to fund the new house smile

Brand new Avon Adventure 580, Yamaha F150, loads of electronics, big GPS, digital sonar, iPod dock, fuel and engine management system on the plotter etc...wakeboard A-frame, flo-mat decking...

My girlfriend giving me a hand to clean it off...



Me...



Nav kit



Decking and seats



Spot of fishing!



What it does best!



This is my latest boat! Testing out a jerry rigged electric motor, worked well, but not used it since! Prefer to paddle!


rowey200

429 posts

210 months

Tuesday 5th June 2012
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Phantom 16. Took her out last weekend for the first time this year, running well. Time to get the wakeboard out smile


Ashley1111

796 posts

239 months

Wednesday 6th June 2012
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Some pics of our current toy in the Florida Keys.

Will be there in 2 weeks with the whole family for the first time since school holidays 10 years ago, cant wait!









some of the stuff we get up to on it:














And our previous Boston Whaler:

SlimRick

2,277 posts

194 months

Saturday 9th June 2012
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My first sailing boat an Achilles 840 called Miss Moneypenny, bought last June:





The view from its new mooring: