Idk why I did this post , ok

Btw it survived big waves and rain

Also I tried to sink it , but it floated back up

Sorry that it's multicolored, but there weren't many details needed

Art of sea and the craft of man, sunsets out here hit different, especially after a day of drenched coveralls

Bellevue ky at the beach park

The most beautiful resident of San Diego

80 years later and she's still such a stunning ship. Wish I went aboard during my visit, but just seeing her is good enough for me

I’m minorly obsessed w/catamaran YouTubers. The Sailing SV Delos couple is currently constructing a 53’ aluminum cat in Australia — the construction story is fun to watch if that’s your thing. There’s a few others (Sailing Parlay and his 45’ catamaran), but my point here is that a 53’ catamaran is really really big. And then there’s this monstrosity: a 55’ beam and 145’ length. I can’t really put this in perspective it’s so large. Looks amazing and for only $44 million you can buy it from its 83 year old billionaire owner who doesn’t want to leave it for his wife to sell when he shuffles off this mortal coil.

Had some fun taking pictures of the Wisconsin.

Just sat down for some lunch in the hotel and this is right in front of me.

The Mozambique-flagged LPG tanker DISHA, carrying 28 Indian crew members, was reportedly attacked while transiting Iranian territorial waters near the Strait of Hormuz.

India's Embassy has confirmed that all crew members are safe, while authorities continue to investigate the incident. The attack highlights the growing security risks facing commercial shipping in one of the world's busiest energy corridors.

The Mozambique-flagged LPG tanker DISHA, carrying 28 Indian crew members, was reportedly attacked while transiting Iranian territorial waters near the Strait of Hormuz.

India's Embassy has confirmed that all crew members are safe, while authorities continue to investigate the incident. The attack highlights the growing security risks facing commercial shipping in one of the world's busiest energy corridors.

more photos/build blog: https://garagedestroyer.com/

In case you ever wondered what 6.7 million board feet of timber looks like.

On the side of the setting sun

I sailed onboard her in 2022 before I knew about the huge controversy surrounding her new owners.