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kind of weird, he went right back out within an hour, I assume it was the same one. Can anyone tell me what kind of boat that is in the last pic? Blue Whaler 305 conquest I'm guessing...
Thanks! Wasn't trying to win, or "+1" anyone, just wanted to add to it. The pictures of Port Everglades and Canaveral brought back some memories.
The two I put up were of a rare cloudy day in Pearl Harbor.
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Thanks! Wasn't trying to win, or "+1" anyone, just wanted to add to it. The pictures of Port Everglades and Canaveral brought back some memories.
The two I put up were of a rare cloudy day in Pearl Harbor.
I was gonna stay out of this cause i couldn't find the album i had the pics in. Since the thread is still alive thought i would throw these two in. These two pics are about 8-10 miles off Haulover about ten or so years ago and taken with a Kodak 110 pocket camera if anyone can even remember what they looked like. The camera that was on the boat for about a year. We weren't even sure the camera worked
The wake isn't real bad when they are just passing by, but when they are surfacing it is really bad.
I live in Norfolk Va. and we see them all the time coming and going. If they have any speed at all they throw a nasty 8 to 9 foot waves that are steep and close together. Its very rare that they run very fast when they are in the bay because of this. Sense 9/11 they are all escorted by the
C/G when in the bay and your made to keep a long distance from them.
I live in Norfolk Va. and we see them all the time coming and going. If they have any speed at all they throw a nasty 8 to 9 foot waves that are steep and close together. Its very rare that they run very fast when they are in the bay because of this. Sense 9/11 they are all escorted by the
C/G when in the bay and your made to keep a long distance from them.
Here's a pic of a nuclear sub that escorted our ferry out of New London Harbor a couple of years ago. We were side-by-side for about 5 miles as we exited the river. If you zoom into the conning tower, you'll glimpse the $1500 Raytheon Radar that's used to navigate this multibillion dollar sub...
