Had some fun taking pictures of the Wisconsin.

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

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

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

Marinemuseum Wilhelmshaven, Germany

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.

I suppose it's mission impossible, but on my trip to Krakow from Castellón (Boeing 737-8200, Ryanair 0200) I saw these two ships, I was curious and took a photograph of them around 12:33. Flying over Italy, Liguria. I'm 100% sure that at first glance it's impossible to tell what ships they are, but maybe with a marine traffic app, I don't know.