BLUEMOMENT

I really like this photo.
I was impressed by both the boat and owner too.

Have to agree about the boats. Although motor-sailers, they are towards the sailing end of the spectrum and as party boats they are surely without equal in the 30' range.

Owners, however...

Well I'm a bit disappointed he's not flying a Bluemoment burgee

How can you tell?

Well because - er does your computer cut his mast off half way up?

You've got one of those new-fangled portait format monitors, I suppose.

Well - without they new fangled monitors they tend to end up looking like this.
Where and what was the big occasion?

claymore wrote:Where and what was the big occasion?

Sound of Mull 2006?

And the big occasion?

claymore wrote:And the big occasion?

hmm .. she's oan port tack, heeled over at a dangerooos angle, and yer normally kipping up oan ra starboard bunk ....

but ra muzzie wid be oan ither bunk ... so .. wid this be the time muzzie de-bunked oan tap of youse?

Get back tae yon caribean ye lobster scoffin scaldie

Naw - ra big occasion wiz that we trounced Avilion beating up ra soond

A close scroot of the (lower) port shroud area shows two burgees. However, the BMsunset wasn't even a twinkle in Ockle's eye, when we were on that particular mission.

claymore wrote:we trounced Avilion beating up ra soond

Tee hee! I take it you are still working on the premise that if you say a thing often enough it becomes true.

claymore wrote:
Naw - ra big occasion wiz that we trounced Avilion beating up ra soond

DaveS wrote: I'm going on holiday tomorrow

written 06/02

Just wait till he gets back.

Ash

I could never work out how he managed to sleep so well with that engine racing away.