the other day I mentioned that there were some who would admit and others who would deny having sunken boats.
The next morning, Sean had sent me an e-mail with photos of his own from Coronado, California.
He explained that it was a deliberate sinking in order to prevent termites (a clever idea, I might add).
But of course, not everyone understands:
"People look at me pretty funny when I drop a bilge pump into the bay and put the hose into the boat"
Here are a couple photos from a more exciting swamping that took place years ago, with Valentine's Day only two days away.
Sometimes you've just got to soak the wood.

Sean said:
This was the first time I had a boat swamped and I remember thinking, "How am I going to get the whole bay out of the boat?"
Man! I know what you mean Sean.
To visit Sean's website, go to:
http://www.gondolacompany.com/
It would have to be intentional. I didn't think you could sink one. People used to ask me if they tip over easily. Then I'd walk along the edge and say "No, nearly impossible".
ReplyDeleteAs for sunken boat:
ReplyDeleteVadim: Abandoned
http://www.geographic.hu/index.php?act=kepgaleria&katalogusid=2352&page=32&id=12493
Ghost ship (it's a Vladimir Lenin statue):
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_RDT7ASwknHE/R82WtkLE_1I/AAAAAAAAAFw/3zgNO8F9CCA/P3046092.JPG
As for sunken boat:
ReplyDeleteVadim: Abandoned
Ghost ship with Vladimir Lenin statue