Reflections

It's been a beautiful summer so far. The best time to visit the waterfront is between 4 and 5 in the morning. Nobody is there and the water is very still and calm. A perfect time to grab some shots. Here are a few reflections I took over the past few weeks-

Boat For Sale (Robin B)

EDIT: THE ROBIN B HAS BEEN SOLD

The 25' General Marine boat, Robin B is for sale. Here are her specs and a few pictures of her:

"Robin B" 25' General Marine
Robin B is the best all around 25 footer on island.

Hull built 1988, Launched 1991.
Yanmar 300 (2001) Cruise @24; tops out @ 29.
Garmin GPS (color charts)
Furuno radar
Fishfinder.
Raymarine auto pilot.
Stereo.
Six man life raft.
EPIRB
Outriggers.
Evolution Shaft.
Sound-down insulation.
Head.
Heat.

$35,000. Call Scott. 508 228-5019
bowmanack@yahoo.com


CLICK HERE FOR INFO ON GENERAL MARINE BOATS

Karsten Reinemo's New Boat

There is a new charter boat in the fleet. Karsten Reinemo recently took delivery of his new 34' Parker. She has twin 300hp Yamaha four stroke outboard motors. Karsten took me along for a ride today. Here are a few shots I grabbed-


Click here for specs on the 34 Parker

Spring At The Waterfront

Spring has arrived at the waterfront. I have never seen a March as nice as this one. March is typically our worst month weather-wise here on Nantucket. We have enjoyed at least five days in a row of beautiful warm weather. Very very unusual. The waterfront is still quiet but there are signs of life. The flowers are blooming and people are starting to stir. The charter boat guys are thinking of splashing their boats soon in anticipation of their upcoming season. I noticed the Nordic Tug, Blue Yonder, was out cruising around today. Her owner, Pete, is taking a trip. He's going on the America's Great Route.
CLICK HERE FOR THE BLUE YONDER WEBSITE


Commercial Scallop Season ends soon. There is chatter around the docks that it may be extended a week or so as there are still a lot of scallops out at the west end to be harvested.