[Brian]

Originally Posted by OutMyWindow

That plane got in the way of the shot. , I'm ready for Attessa IV now, they sure are taking their time with her.

Do you know anything about that Trawler in #323 ?

Can't say I recognize that trawler. You have it in post 294 as well...very distinct looking. Someone out there must know what it is...???

Odessa is still in Vancouver too?
Tell them all to head up coast so I can get a closer look at them!

[Seafarer]

Originally Posted by Brian

Can't say I recognize that trawler. You have it in post 294 as well...very distinct looking. Someone out there must know what it is...???

Odessa is still in Vancouver too?
Tell them all to head up coast so I can get a closer look at them!

http://www.lukebrown.com/yachtcounci...5968&curr_id=7

http://www.st.nmfs.noaa.gov/pls/webp...l_id_in=998967
Data found in current database. Vessel Name: DISCOVERY USCG Doc. No.: 998967
Vessel Service: RECREATIONAL IMO Number: *
Trade Indicator: Recreational Call Sign: WCZ2701
Hull Material: STEEL Hull Number: *
Ship Builder: SKAALURENS SHIPYARD Year Built: 1962
Length (ft.): 87.2
Hailing Port: COOS BAY OR Hull Depth (ft.): 12
Owner: REDACTED
Hull Breadth (ft.): 21
Gross Tonnage: 180
Net Tonnage: 122

[OutMyWindow]

Originally Posted by YachtForums

OMW,
The last photo you posted was removed. Sorry.

Appreciate the explanation, and I thought deceit and bad ethics were only prevalent in my industry.

[OutMyWindow]

Seafarer, thanks for digging that up, I had Discovery pegged for a new retro build.
I guess the odds are pretty good that "every" boat is for sale

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Some more shots from this never ending summer...

[Brian]

Originally Posted by OutMyWindow

Seafarer, thanks for digging that up, I had Discovery pegged for a new retro build.
I guess the odds are pretty good that "every" boat is for sale

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Some more shots from this never ending summer...

For people not living here in BC, this may be interesting;
Last photo is Rivtow Capt Bob...
http://www.dieselduck.ca/images/captbob/index.htm
http://www.harlowmarine.com/app/news...icle/26,1.html
Although Smit bought Rivtow, the Rivtow still part of her name.

[YachtNews]

Originally Posted by OutMyWindow

Appreciate the explanation, and I thought deceit and bad ethics were only prevalent in my industry.

That is one seward obstruction in that pic. I can see somehow that a boat hitting that in the middle of the night will end up in the 'Opps, Pics and Quotes' thread.

[OutMyWindow]

Originally Posted by YachtNews

That is one seward obstruction in that pic. I can see somehow that a boat hitting that in the middle of the night will end up in the 'Opps, Pics and Quotes' thread.

It’s more of an “illusion” based on how I framed the shot. Factually, the beach is only about 100 feet to the right of him, and it’s high tide.

[HONGKONG]

I know that first boat in post #334 is a Jack Hargrave Stephens. Any help on her current name?

[OutMyWindow]

Originally Posted by HONGKONG

I know that first boat in post #334 is a Jack Hargrave Stephens. Any help on her current name?

See if you can make anything out of this. I'm thinking "alexis"

[NYCAP123]

Originally Posted by OutMyWindow

See if you can make anything out of this. I'm thinking "alexis"

Easier to read on the life ring, but I'd say that's it.

[RER]

Originally Posted by NYCAP123

Easier to read on the life ring, but I'd say that's it.

There is an ALEXIS home port Seattle, WA... 1977 Stephens about 90' (document length 88.8)

Ex BERT & I

[HONGKONG]

Looks like they used just a little bit too much of that 5th character before creating that font!

[Blackfish]

Originally Posted by OutMyWindow

See if you can make anything out of this. I'm thinking "alexis"

That's quite the telephoto lens you have there OMW, would it be rude to ask what your rig is?

Best regards, Brian.

[OutMyWindow]

Originally Posted by Blackfish

That's quite the telephoto lens you have there OMW, would it be rude to ask what your rig is?
Best regards, Brian.

Nothing fancy, it's a 18-250mm lens. I can get up to 400mm when I crop a photo.

[dennismc]

That Stephens, is it by Stephens Bros, out of Stockton ?? I never knew they built one with canoe type stern. or is it by Sparkman and Stephens ?