It was sailing around here about this time last year, never got to see more than the mastQuote:
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It was sailing around here about this time last year, never got to see more than the mastQuote:
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We saw her in Charleston earlier this summer and took the boat over to see her. Hudge is an understatement.Quote:
Originally Posted by ötzi
Yes, that is a float plane on the aft deck. Why wouldn’t ya?
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Its got a damned Hinckley as a tender.
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There must be a ton of places that thing can't go because of the mast height - I just read it's 89 meters!
meh… retrofitted used boats just don’t get me all that excited.
fact.
Took the boy on a ferry ride out to Peaks Island last night. Impressive seeing that boat dominate the water like it does.
Three year old was more impressed with the ferry though. Guess he likes diesel.
^^it's hard to beat the lines of the CBL fleet, the yellow is stunning.
Just walked the doggo around and felt kinda bad for the M5 crew today, been raining all night. Felt like I should paddle out and offer them a hot coffee or something to take the chill off.
Is their expresso machine broken? And the spare one too??
Took the boat out here yesterday, it was kinda sporty, NOAA buoy was showing 4.6 feet at 6 seconds, some of them were quite a bit bigger than that. Interesting being in the trough when all you can see is water out both sides. No harm done though.
Trust me, they’re staying warm by chamois-ing off the rain/dew so it doesn’t leave any waterspots on any of the shiny surfaces. Which is everything. Ask me how I know.Quote:
Originally Posted by ticketchecker
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For this week’s entry in the lifestyles of the rich and aquatic I present Lonian, she’s 87m and travels with her own 66m support bitch named Hodor. This is quite possibly the biggest flex I’ve seen here.
And there was a rainbow, quite nice but not a complete double
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They couldn't fit all their shit on an 87m yacht? They should take packing lessons from Mrs. Howell.
Right? Now that you mention Mrs Howell I don’t think we appreciated there was a viable third option on that island. RIP GingerQuote:
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Casinos and fights.
I saw that beast and the toy box off Santa Monica last year (or the year before I don't remember)
Glad the cost of fuel isn’t keeping him from moving around the globe
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Owner is Lorenzo Fertitta, former CEO of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC)
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Forget million dollar boats… remember million dollar views!
Very cool setup.
Spent some time with the 1%.
Also saw Jimmy's boat back in August.
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That's more like the 1% of the 1%
Psh… only 350s, not 500s.
that's a veritable shitload of rod holders
Nantucket boat basin?
Jimmy's boat, run by Vinny, was in the boatbasin.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Suit
The big boy was in Boston for a dinner. Dude has three 100' plus with that one coming in at 200'.
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