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Old 02-24-2009, 06:22 PM
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Old 02-24-2009, 07:03 PM
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I can see the outboard, low tide. The shrimp boat either lost power and drifted or was tossed in a storm. The NAVY ship, I don't get.
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The Navy ship almost looks like it's sitting in a park setting. Maybe it's a display boat not one gone adrift.
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outboard looks like it dragged a mooring.
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i wouldnt follow me either.
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i wouldnt follow me either.
that is a flats boat, isn't it?
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and i'm sure we've all been there! i have.
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Or a Bertram
Or a Pioneer
Or a Whaler...
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or sometimes even sailboats....not really, but we saw this a few years ago. keels resting on the bottom and tide is still dropping for a few more hours. right after we took this the boat tumbled to one side
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Check out these guys in the harbour in Nassau, Bahamas:


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Looks like these guys tries to drive back to Alabama...

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Looks like these guys tries to drive back to Alabama...

i thought my pics were bad bcz they had a huge "Danger" sign in front of their faces...but this......this takes the cake! How in the world do you make it that far in the marsh w/o being like oh s**t we need to stop
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i thought my pics were bad bcz they had a huge "Danger" sign in front of their faces...but this......this takes the cake! How in the world do you make it that far in the marsh w/o being like oh s**t we need to stop
That was a stolen boat and those that stole it ran it hard a ground. I beleive they were caught...Mark
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Avoid those pesky ferry boats, too.
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They say there are 3 types of boaters. Those that have grounded, those that will eventually ground & liars...
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That was a stolen boat and those that stole it ran it hard a ground. I beleive they were caught...Mark
They were running from the law when they ran it aground to try & get away. And yes they were cought.
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i wouldnt follow me either.
Good thing they have that power pole to keep the boat there
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Don't have any pics of my land yacht at the moment, but there's always a chance I could get some on my next trip.

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These guys must have been going full blast when they hit the semi submerged island. The water behind the boat is no more than shin deep for at least 40 yards. And this is at high tide.
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