peterdomb
New Member
You consistently print an advert for a Sealine boat broker that shows a small (sub 30ft) Sealine sporting a semi naked lady on the bow and a jet ski running at high speed and very close with both parties (and helmsman of boat) waving.
Whilst I do not object to to the photo per say, I perceive that you could be considered to condone this type of very poor boat handling and scant disregard to safety in respect of the boat and the jet ski.
I believe that you do have a say in what you publish and perhaps someone should look to request an alternate photo of the boat.
I am not a kill joy, we drive a 32ft Tullio Abbatte that will achieve a top speed of 55knts. ( sea conditions etc permitting ) but I have never allowed anyone to sit on the foredeck of any of my boats (previous Pershing 45 and Ferretti 53) whilst travelling above displacement speed, we boat in Mallorca and out of no where we have encountered 1.5 meter waves without any warning and without any other boat in site.
Please, before there is a fatality be aware that the idea of lounging on the foredeck whilst underway at any speed even on idyllic days should be considered as extremely dangerous.
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Whilst I do not object to to the photo per say, I perceive that you could be considered to condone this type of very poor boat handling and scant disregard to safety in respect of the boat and the jet ski.
I believe that you do have a say in what you publish and perhaps someone should look to request an alternate photo of the boat.
I am not a kill joy, we drive a 32ft Tullio Abbatte that will achieve a top speed of 55knts. ( sea conditions etc permitting ) but I have never allowed anyone to sit on the foredeck of any of my boats (previous Pershing 45 and Ferretti 53) whilst travelling above displacement speed, we boat in Mallorca and out of no where we have encountered 1.5 meter waves without any warning and without any other boat in site.
Please, before there is a fatality be aware that the idea of lounging on the foredeck whilst underway at any speed even on idyllic days should be considered as extremely dangerous.
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