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Curves

A unique curved bow rests over here.
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That would have been an interesting boat to see in its better days.
Lynne
Wed 08-31-2005
This would have been a great place to see that pirate danceof yours, Lynne.
~Me
Wed 08-31-2005
Yeah, I was thinking about which one of these would make the best setting for my pirate dance.
Lynne
Wed 08-31-2005
YO, HO, HO AND A BOTTLE OF PEPTO
STYMIE
Wed 08-31-2005
were gonna' need a bigger boat.......
Ed
Sat 09-03-2005
Come and play, little children, upon my curved bow...
Jezebel
Mon 10-10-2005
"I'm on top of the world!"
Bobby from Great Kills
Mon 10-10-2005
It makes me think about the romances that must have happened there in times gone by.
zxeezyx
Wed 10-12-2005
I think I saw this one on E Bay.
Gene
Mon 12-12-2005
Budafokon nincsenek ilyenek (Hu)
Pajti
Tue 12-20-2005
a short and winding road...............
Jimmyhal
Thu 02-02-2006
This is a bow shot of a former U.S. Navy tug, that is the only information I have on it.
FB Jim
Wed 08-02-2006
It looks like the boat has been there for a long time. It does not look like it used to be a navy tug. It looks like it used to be an ordinary tug boat. It looks like the deck is completly roted away. It doesn't look like there is any deck left.
Jason
Thu 02-22-2007
Listen,this is definatly not a tug because first of all look at the size and second of all the Navy used tugs seven times smaller.
Nicholai
Wed 08-08-2007
Sorry Nicholai, it is a Navy tug, I removed the engine order telegraph from it many years ago. It is next to the old fireboat Hewitt, its a Navy tug. Try to find a photo of a Navy sea going tug they are quite big.
FB Jim
Mon 10-22-2007
How appropriate I am listening to Celine Dion - Our Hearts Will Go On
Patrick
Wed 01-30-2008
Go to Google, type in: Brooklyn Navy Yard U S tugboat 1946 and you will see a similar Navy tugboat with the curved deck at the bow, there was a fire monitor (nozzle) there. Navy tugs came in all sizes and shapes.
FBJim
Thu 10-23-2008

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