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Old 16-05-2016, 05:17   #1051
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Re: Nautical Oddities

Ian Farrier has been designing similar for many years:

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Old 16-05-2016, 06:03   #1052
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The Quorning Dragonfly trimarans from Denmark do it like that...

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My friends Corsair 31 has folding amas. Makes it easy to trailer and requires a narrower slip than a standard tri. Very fast boat. Excess of 20knots on occasion.
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A boat driven by some other platform!
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Re: Nautical Oddities

New type of 'anti scuba diver' system?
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Old 12-07-2016, 18:12   #1056
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OMFG

Is that for real?
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Re: Nautical Oddities

Bet they didn't use any bedding compound either.
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Old 14-07-2016, 06:50   #1058
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Re: Nautical Oddities

Don't snicker too loud, there but for the grace of God go thee.

As I've been reminded this week. Don't ask!
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Maserati Biturbo 1980, in Mediterranean - owner & captain Marco Di Candia:



Lada 2105 (a Russian-made successor of Fiat 124, MY unknown),
in Moscow River; owner kept his incognito :



And next picture was taken in London, on Thames River, a few days ago:



Car: Delorean '83 ?
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Captain: Marty McFly ???

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Re: Nautical Oddities

When was your last haulout?

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Don't snicker too loud, there but for the grace of God go thee.

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Don't worry about it, just grind 'em flush and fuggedaboudit !



For those who don't follow USA news, Del's photo is the haulout of the plane that was downed by a flock of geese and landed in the Hudson River in New York City. He was a great pilot landing a huge glider.
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This nautical oddity looks like fun

Jay Leno races comedian Jeff Dunham in the world's fastest amphibious car

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Someone with good imagination. Nice artwork! Never the less, an oddity.

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Someone with good imagination. Nice artwork! Never the less, an oddity.

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Nice - do you have more information about that?
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Very creative!
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