Name That Ship
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Originally Posted by lenny1carl
i can't wait to see alchymists pics of the constellation
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That's the Star of India. She's berthed in San Diego, and is the second oldest tall ship afloat (after the USS Constitution) but is considered to be the oldest active sailing ship in the world.
Last edited by TigerDan; Oct 21, 2006 at 12:26 AM.
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Ah, Ben...that's really reaching, my nutty buddy! 
I'm more interested in the local, it looks a lot like Taylor lake up in the Siskyous, but a little bigger. And they don't have picnic tables there, it's hike in only, and you'd be hard pressed to drag a Zodiac and an outboard in there. Not to mention that you'd probably get shot for firing up the outboard there!
I'm more interested in the local, it looks a lot like Taylor lake up in the Siskyous, but a little bigger. And they don't have picnic tables there, it's hike in only, and you'd be hard pressed to drag a Zodiac and an outboard in there. Not to mention that you'd probably get shot for firing up the outboard there!
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Originally Posted by TigerDan
Ah, Ben...that's really reaching, my nutty buddy!
I'm more interested in the local, it looks a lot like Taylor lake up in the Siskyous, but a little bigger. And they don't have picnic tables there, it's hike in only, and you'd be hard pressed to drag a Zodiac and an outboard in there. Not to mention that you'd probably get shot for firing up the outboard there!
I'm more interested in the local, it looks a lot like Taylor lake up in the Siskyous, but a little bigger. And they don't have picnic tables there, it's hike in only, and you'd be hard pressed to drag a Zodiac and an outboard in there. Not to mention that you'd probably get shot for firing up the outboard there!
That campsite I was in, had a picnic table near the edge of the lake; actually it was partiallly in the lake.
Real nice spot.
The boat is an Avon R310 with a Honda 10 hp outboard.
