This is one of the Super Yachts that happens to be in port at the moment. Her name is Argyll. I really can't tell you anything about her. She stands out from the other yachts at this marina. I shot this right into the rising Sun, so it is a little too light. But, she is beautiful and ready to go anywhere your heart desires. There is a constant ebb and flow of these yachts in our city. Virtually all ships of this type pass through here sooner or later for repairs or updating. What may be noteworthy to you, this is one of the smaller ones in the marina at the moment. Ah the rich, they really aren't like you or me.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
ANYONE SEEN MY ARGYLL SOX
This is one of the Super Yachts that happens to be in port at the moment. Her name is Argyll. I really can't tell you anything about her. She stands out from the other yachts at this marina. I shot this right into the rising Sun, so it is a little too light. But, she is beautiful and ready to go anywhere your heart desires. There is a constant ebb and flow of these yachts in our city. Virtually all ships of this type pass through here sooner or later for repairs or updating. What may be noteworthy to you, this is one of the smaller ones in the marina at the moment. Ah the rich, they really aren't like you or me.
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Oh, something really familiar! And you are right, Super Yachts theoretically start at more than 50 meters...
ReplyDeleteName: Argyll
IMO Number: 8987682
Country: Cayman Islands
MMSI Number: 319793000
Length: 46.0m
Beam: 10.0m
Callsign: ZCIP2
IMO Number: 8987682
Vessel Type: Commercial Yacht
Gross Tonnage: 499 tons
Summer DWT: 183 tons
Built: 2002
She's a beauty and looks very much like the one I saw in our port the other day
ReplyDeletewouldn't it be fun to get on one of these yachts for a month and see what life is like on a yacht. I think it would get confining. And in answer to your comment, yes, too many people today are not like Frank Lloyd Wright regarding their inventions.
ReplyDeletethey all are 'at sea' :)
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, B Squared! I remember checking out one of the big yachts a few years ago...I learned I couldn't afford any part of it...just to fill it with fuel at that time was $40-50K.
ReplyDeleteNice to look at, though.
Yipes, and that is one of the smaller ones. And Jacob said it cost 'WHAT' just to fill it. I don't even have a row boat. What's wrong with this picture? Something called lots money. MB
ReplyDeleteA whole other world than what I am used to! It looks really nice. I can't believe it is considered small!
ReplyDeleteYou and me can always shoot them :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing.
ReplyDeleteI think it would really be nice to go with them on one of their trips to see what living the rich lifestyle is really like.
ReplyDeleteGreat capture!
ReplyDeleteYeah, looks really tempting, up to point. ;-)
I can't believe that this is a SMALL one!
ReplyDeleteThank you, you're very nice. Unfortunately I don't speak english also, but I apreciate your visits.
ReplyDeleteI used to love taking those boat tours in Ft Lauderdale around the intracoastal and see all the mansions and their yachts parked outside. We'd always take our out of town guests there and they'd love it too. It IS another world.
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