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michali · 07/17/08, 07:18 PM

Stuart, Storybrown, Ben & Martin- here are some more pics.
Thanks for viewing,
MIKE

BLUE-BAY.jpg
SALOON.jpg
WHEEL-HOUSE.jpg

TONTONTINTIN.123 · 07/17/08, 07:25 PM

Wonderful! Thanks for sharing, Mike.

elansprint72 · 07/17/08, 10:38 PM

Really must be awful having to bob around on one of these old winkle-barges for a couple of weeks.

Two things stand out as anachronisms, in the second shot the seat coverings scream 1950s yet the rest looks to be from an earlier period and in the bridge shot, the plastic computer screen sits where the sextant case once resided.

But hey.......... lovely ship, lovely place and good photos; I'm seriously jealous.

stuny · 07/17/08, 11:59 PM

Mike -

Delightful. Thank you for showing us more of her.

michali · 07/18/08, 08:46 PM

Martin, Pete & Stuart- Thank you. Pete- yes it was absolutely dreadful being pampered and spoilt on this rusty old bucket of bolts.
MIKE

roguewave · 07/19/08, 12:13 AM

Mike is she around 90 to 100 feet in length? Love the fireplace. I have an old (1963) coal/wood burning furnace in my wooden ketch.

michali · 07/19/08, 12:17 AM

QUOTE: "Mike is she around 90 to 100 feet in length? Love the fireplace. I have an old (1963) coal/wood burning furnace in my wooden ketch."

Ben- You're spot on she's 103 ft long. Do you ever use the fireplace on your ketch?
MIKE

roguewave · 07/19/08, 01:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by michali

QUOTE: "Mike is she around 90 to 100 feet in length? Love the fireplace. I have an old (1963) coal/wood burning furnace in my wooden ketch."

Ben- You're spot on she's 103 ft long. Do you ever use the fireplace on your ketch?
MIKE

Yes, in winter. Keeps me warm & the boat dry. The trick is getting very dry wood and soaking it in some Cinnamon, apple juice & water. Makes the boat smell like heaven. It also lets me work inside without an electric heater. I hate those things.

michali · 07/19/08, 08:26 AM

Ben- I can already smell your furnace, great aroma!
Do you have pictures of your ketch I'd love to see some.
MIKE

stuny · 07/19/08, 11:32 AM

When I saw the fireplace on Mike's friend's boat, and read of Ben's stove it reminded me of one cold, late spring day in Alaska when a local character (a veterinarian) took us aboard the Death Barge, III, and warned us not to touch or dangle any sleves near the fiercely glowing heating element in his 20 foot launch, protected from the wind on three sides by clear plastic.

07/17/08, 07:18 PM	#1 (permalink)
michali Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 12/29/07 Posts: 649	Beautiful Lady For Stuart & Co. Stuart, Storybrown, Ben & Martin- here are some more pics. Thanks for viewing, MIKE BLUE-BAY.jpg SALOON.jpg WHEEL-HOUSE.jpg

07/17/08, 07:25 PM	#2 (permalink)
TONTONTINTIN.123 Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 12/05/07 Location: BeNeLux Posts: 2,341	Re: Beautiful Lady For Stuart & Co. Wonderful! Thanks for sharing, Mike. __________________ Martin Tonon

07/17/08, 10:38 PM	#3 (permalink)
elansprint72 Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 08/27/05 Location: Utterly, Up North. Posts: 5,842	Re: Beautiful Lady For Stuart & Co. Really must be awful having to bob around on one of these old winkle-barges for a couple of weeks. Two things stand out as anachronisms, in the second shot the seat coverings scream 1950s yet the rest looks to be from an earlier period and in the bridge shot, the plastic computer screen sits where the sextant case once resided. But hey.......... lovely ship, lovely place and good photos; I'm seriously jealous. __________________ Cheers, Pete. http://www.petetaylor.org Sept 08 update now rolling out........

07/17/08, 11:59 PM	#4 (permalink)
stuny Moderator Join Date: 11/08/04 Location: New York Posts: 16,375	Re: Beautiful Lady For Stuart & Co. Mike - Delightful. Thank you for showing us more of her. __________________ Stuart www.barbara-and-stu.com

07/18/08, 08:46 PM	#5 (permalink)
michali Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 12/29/07 Posts: 649	Re: Beautiful Lady For Stuart & Co. Martin, Pete & Stuart- Thank you. Pete- yes it was absolutely dreadful being pampered and spoilt on this rusty old bucket of bolts. MIKE

07/19/08, 12:13 AM	#6 (permalink)
roguewave Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 01/13/08 Location: NYC Posts: 3,809	Re: Beautiful Lady For Stuart & Co. Mike is she around 90 to 100 feet in length? Love the fireplace. I have an old (1963) coal/wood burning furnace in my wooden ketch. __________________ Ben ~~~~ _/) ~~~ Rougewave @ LFI Gallery

07/19/08, 12:17 AM	#7 (permalink)
michali Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 12/29/07 Posts: 649	Re: Beautiful Lady For Stuart & Co. QUOTE: "Mike is she around 90 to 100 feet in length? Love the fireplace. I have an old (1963) coal/wood burning furnace in my wooden ketch." Ben- You're spot on she's 103 ft long. Do you ever use the fireplace on your ketch? MIKE

07/19/08, 08:26 AM	#9 (permalink)
michali Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 12/29/07 Posts: 649	Re: Beautiful Lady For Stuart & Co. Ben- I can already smell your furnace, great aroma! Do you have pictures of your ketch I'd love to see some. MIKE

07/19/08, 11:32 AM	#10 (permalink)
stuny Moderator Join Date: 11/08/04 Location: New York Posts: 16,375	Re: Beautiful Lady For Stuart & Co. When I saw the fireplace on Mike's friend's boat, and read of Ben's stove it reminded me of one cold, late spring day in Alaska when a local character (a veterinarian) took us aboard the Death Barge, III, and warned us not to touch or dangle any sleves near the fiercely glowing heating element in his 20 foot launch, protected from the wind on three sides by clear plastic. __________________ Stuart www.barbara-and-stu.com

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