More boat pics anyone?
Rhamlin
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Pulled some out of my archives that I liked.
hard to tell but I'm going thru a bridge here. Here's some of the ice.
This fellow is trying to widen the ice channell so we can get thru.
on the average the ice is usually about 2-5 feet thick. And here's a shot of when things don't work out.
Anyone around Saint Louis may recognize that barge is wrapped around a pier of a highway bridge.
hard to tell but I'm going thru a bridge here. Here's some of the ice. This fellow is trying to widen the ice channell so we can get thru. on the average the ice is usually about 2-5 feet thick. And here's a shot of when things don't work out.Anyone around Saint Louis may recognize that barge is wrapped around a pier of a highway bridge.
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I took this pic while sailing on my boat. The Schooner Grace Bailey was built in 1882 and is 123' long. This engineless tall-ship sailed to the West Indies in the Fruit Trade and carried granite to NYC for the construction of Grand Central Station. She underwent a major refit in 1990 and is now used for multi-day tourism trips out of Camden.