Now that is a sweet way to travel! Click on the link below to check it out!
http://negril.com/nt/nt032014.htm
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Now that is a sweet way to travel! Click on the link below to check it out!
http://negril.com/nt/nt032014.htm
Impressive. As the caption says, those boats always have some insane stories to tell. I'd love to be able to sail (with motor) like that, but unless I win the lotto it aint happening (even then, still not happening).
It was a beautiful boat. Someone taking people back and forth from the airport said it was in Montego Bay the previous morning.
That's a ship,not a boat.
Simplistically, a ship can carry a boat, but a boat cannot carry a ship. But you could debate this for a long time.
There's no right answer because there are always exceptions. The ship carrying a boat thing works a bit but not for a fishing boat, for example. A ship is generally an ocean going vessel but then that doesn't work for submarines which are always boats. Or over 500GT, always exceptions to that too! A sailing ship is one that has 3 or more masts with yards crossing them - but i don't suppose that helps much.
A yacht is a vessel used for the pleasure of it owner.
LOL well that's clear as mud!
many maritime words and saying are clear as mud. Jargon of the trade.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2nutz4travel
The pilots on an aircraft carrier also call it a boat but the Navy guys call it a ship.......
Very traditional stuff
BTW. They are all VESSELS
Ops Specialist 2nd class. AE-21 USS Suribachi. Ammo supply.
Forget the 'what'........I wanna know 'WHO'!!!!!!!!!
I'm wit you on that one...Tehe!!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by WestEndGirl
I can clarify it...anyone can afford a boat...
Looks like the same one that was there last year...........If it is then it is the Octopus owned by Paul Allen............(Microsoft)
Not Octopus ... her aft deck is too built up over the area that Octopus has a landing pad
Also she's the wrong color