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The Bow

The Bow

Looking at the scrap yard from the bridge... it was pretty tall compared to being in a kayak all day.
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KAYAK!!!
Did you rent it, or was it "lent" or "borrowed"?
If you say "rented" I'm going to do some back-flips!
Radical Ed
Wed 08-31-2005
Unfortunately it was borrowed from a friend... otherwise I'd be there a lot more!
Motts
Thu 09-01-2005
i can feel the wind in my hair as she travels around
tj
Thu 09-29-2005
finally some UE! great photos!
Gremm_RIP_Ninj
Thu 10-20-2005
pretty cool shot, i almost can picture myself there!
joe
Sat 07-22-2006
Careful! Carl The Anal Photographer is probably screaming/crying/tearing his last 3 hairs out/calling his congressman because you boarded this vessel to take a killer picture. He is concerned for your well being.... HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA!!!
J. Shultz
Sun 10-08-2006
I feel i"m sailing.
pushpa imbulagoda
Sun 12-24-2006
The floor in the bridge must have been in good condition to go in the bridge to take the picture. The picture is really cool.
Jason
Fri 02-02-2007
ok fire it up we have to get out of here before the mud sucks us in full speed astern
captbob
Wed 03-07-2007
What a perspective..........
Amazed
Sun 03-02-2008
love to sail again,but too old now.
pushpakumara imbulagoda
Tue 03-25-2008
was it safe to go on it? if so, i am so going down there
Merc24
Mon 03-08-2010

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