Yachts in Baltimore

Great pics Loinel, Thanks. "Kisses" seems to be a Feadship. "Easy Rider" is indeed a Horizon. Like you, I have never seen a Sea Ray MY like that one.

Some quick research turns up a Sea Ray 650 Cockpit Motoryacht built from 1992 to 1996. The only one I can find in my database was a 1995 model previously sold in California. That must be a pretty rare beast.

Thanks for starting an interesting photographic thread. You caught two very venerable Feadships within the first week. That is very impressive. Northern lights is a very handsome 150 footer and Kisses is also quite impressive. You captured the first picture in the wild of a Johnson 105 I have seen. I hope you will continue to take photos and post. Very nice.

The ride may be easy, but she sure takes a toll on the eyes.

Northern Light is in Baltimore, Northern Lights is elsewhere.

I've been onboard the Sea Ray 65 MY. What makes it unique to the SR line is a lower helm station. Great looking boat with a salon large enough to live aboard. There was one docked just south of Shooters, on the east side of the intracoastal in Lauderdale for a number of years. I spoke with the owner (circa 2004) and was told that only 5-6 were produced, but his math may have been fuzzy.

Grumpy's gettin' around. This shot was taken Out My Window on February 7th, 2010, possibly northbound to Baltimore? Zooming in, we can see Snow White should have married Grumpy. He's got his own Hargrave now! Below, is a picture of himself prominently displacing the letter "H"...

More great pics, thanks!

Braveheart to my eye looks like a Burger.

portholes

These images are a great documentary of the respect certain yards give to the Sea for which they are intended. Some would seem to challenge her to push in one of their forward large and illuminous portholes.

Have knowledge of a 55 Hat that pushed in a porthole on Lake Erie a few years back. The mattress that was stuffed in to slow the ingestion got sucked out of the hole in moment. That is not an area to play with.