If we look out my porthole,

[oldgit]

in my local area .In no particular order or anything else.
Cleopatra 38
a couple of nice Princess 45
a 435
some 414/412.
a couple of 315
some 33s
One or two 30DS
some 38s
some 32s
some 25s
Half a dozen turbo 36
one or two sedans
a corniche
asstd F. holidays/weekends
a T37(with green hull)
half a dozen moonraker 36(assorted types)
an abnormal number of Ranger 36
loads of Powles 36/38/42.
1x Lochin
More mitchells than you can shake stick at.
1 x very large Carver
Several bean cans of dutch origin/forums/images/icons/laugh.gif
a clutch of freemans large and small.
Far too many Birchwoods
Enough Brooms to form their own pension que..
A token sprinkling of Corvettes/Grand banks
A Laguna/forums/images/icons/laugh.gif
A Mamba(quietly rotting ashore)
up river a bit 36 Tremlett Offshore.
Posh Sunseeker Flybridge
All lying in river and not counting posh stuff in marinas.

<hr width=100% size=1>Stupid place to leave an island anyway......

 

[boatone]

Re: If you look out my porthole,I can see.....

Thank you for sharing this with us.
I would return the compliment but unfortunately I cannot look out of my porthole because:
a) I dont have a porthole having graduated to a fully window equipped vessel
b) the curtains are drawn anyway and
c) I am not on the boat

If I was and If i drew the curtains back I probably wouldnt see much anyway as its dark now........

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[oldgit]

Ho Ho Ho the old ones are best....

Ooops nearly forgot quite a few smaller and older sporty Sealines.The ones which actually looked liked boats.Prob built before they closed down the office which dealt with the waste of money stuff you could not see under the waterline in favour of the far more important silly wonky windows you cannot open and add on bits out the back which their sales team deemed far more important.IMHO.

<hr width=100% size=1>Stupid place to leave an island anyway......