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Everyone is getting ready for the Summer and soon boat racks in Miami Beach will be empty – I love this photo by iCam that gives us a true Miami perspective. (thanks Asad!)
…. another MIAMISM !!
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Nice range of colors – I’m ready for Spring 🙂
I love the blue sky as contrast – very nice!! You may be ready for Spring, I’m ready for the summer already
Ummmm….there’s something wrong here….don’t boats work better IN the water???? Just askin’ 😉
cute Jack….in Miami, we keep boats out of the water so that stay like new (no stuff growing under them)
In Minnesota we scrub the hulls IN the water….no sissies here (especially fun in winter….ice picks required). 😀
That’s what you call fun! In Miami we eat our oysters as “fine dining”
Still trying to understand what oysters have to do with clean boats??????
Barnacles growing on the bottom of boats 🙂
Oh, I see. “…in Miami, we keep boats out of the water…” If that is so….then are they flying barnacles??? 😉
I obviously don’t speak Minnesotean 😉
THAT much is certain…..it is “Minnie-so-dan.” Ya-sure, you betcha!
AHA!!! we finally agree! (thanks for the spelling)
Seriously, except for large steel-hulled boats, our are out of the water over winter…the ice would destroy the hulls.