Grand Ole Gal (Bow)
Grand Ole Gal (stern)
Thar Be Dragons (I've seen some at sea too!)
Can't make out the name, but the stern was interesting, maybe that is the name altered on purpose, perhaps they went to Palm Beach(es) and Back
Anonymous
Living Well Is The Best Revenge (Ain't that the truth! I like that indeed.)
Second Wind
Time Enough II
First Nanny
No Name but the boat was interesting
Mac (I liked the whimsical palm trees)
Gypsy Wind
Manatee Queen
La Reste (also French for Leftover or Remainder)
Need Less (look familiar?)
Tumbleweed
Never Again III (didn't learn on I and II)
Sea Bum
VH Hope (I speculate the VH is Voyage Home)
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We named one of our sailboats "Roaring Forties" and had it put in a flowing script. Our kids called it the the Roaring "Farties" :(
ReplyDeletei love it on 4-3-15 you were done. on 4-4-15 you were undone. i can remember the early internet. with dial up no less. sometimes i would spend all day to get internet. the tubes back then, well i don't miss it.
ReplyDeletei will refrain from any remarks about stubbornness. say hi to harley.
jelly beans. raz
Roaring Farties... that is hilarious!
ReplyDeleteAnd raz, it's true, I am done and undone and redone...
I heard somewhere it is VERY BAD LUCK to change the name of a boat. So, its rarely done. Any truth to that?
ReplyDeleteI renamed my sailboat because when I bought her, she had already been through a lot of bad luck. I decided to give her a new life and a new name. That boat went from the ugly duckling to a swan. She was my floating home in the Caribbean for over a decade. One day I will tell you more...
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