Local break in Mandurah was going off this morning, but check out the idiot fishermen.
Is it a fishing boat? It looks different to the boats on the east coast. Doesn't look like much room for nets, poles, traps or whatever they use.
See how much better a boat handles really rough conditions when it's not your boat and someone else is paying for it? There's almost no limit to how they can handle things.
I bet it could even handle a quick graunch over the reef without too much damage. Well, maybe quite a bit of damage, but if someone else is paying for it, what the heck?! 
Would of thought that they had of learned by now as I saw them do exactly the same thing about a year ago
If you zoom in on the brown patch on photo 3 you can quite distinctly see a face. Wooooooo, spooky.
Chewbacca is a Wookiee from the planet Kashyyyk, but Chewbacca lives on the planet Endor, and now on a boat - think about that.....
THAT DOES NOT MAKE SENSE!
I love watching this stuff, theres a harbour in Scotland that is f^ckoff nasty as and they train there as well, those guys can peddle those boats
The crew are standing on the bridge! So they must have harnesses or something, right? Or magnetic boots...? Maybe they're genetically-engineered freak-men, or maybe they were deliberately infected with venom from a radioactive spider!
Glad to see the US taxpayers' money is being put to good use!
Wow, they can afford that AND Iraq?
Why can't they make sails that last forever and masts that don't break?
And footstraps that don't wear out? Priorities, people! PRIORITIES!!!
Meh, i'll raise you a tow boat going under a bridge:
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Hi Folks,
Anyone know what the Naturaliste swell figs were for that Saturday? I was sailing Melros on my light wind Kona with a 6.9m sail and was grovelling through rather impressive 3/4 mast high walls in the afternoon.
Cheers, Jens
Hi Folks,
Anyone know what the Naturaliste swell figs were for that Saturday? I was sailing Melros on my light wind Kona with a 6.9m sail and was grovelling through rather impressive 3/4 mast high walls in the afternoon.
Cheers, Jens
