10 thoughts on “Galiano Island Boats”

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   Boats? nooooo I can’t look! seriously though Michael nice images, like the old ‘Viking Mariner’

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      Haha – I forgot how this might affect you Brian! Yes, I like the old Viking Mariner! Perhaps you could post some photos of the boats you have built?

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         Don’t know how many are still floating!!

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            HaHaha!!

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               Just musing things over and I really have no idea how many boats I built, only a handful on my own, mostly worked in small teams. Must be hundreds. In one yard we would complete a new hire fleet boat for holidays on the Norfolk Broads or French canals every 6 weeks, worked there 9 years on and off. Built everything from rowing boats to multi million £ ($) luxury ‘gin palaces’ for Arab Princes to serious round the world sailing yachts. Then there was the years repairing hire fleet craft……Now I fill shelves in a supermarket. 🙂 lol

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               Wow! Pretty amazing what you’ve done! But you’ve survived to tell about it and still love your wife and daughter! And I bet you are absolutely awesome at filling shelving and meeting interesting customers.

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   You do have the most wonderful boats in your area, Michael.

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   Always love photos of colorful boats. Nice job!

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      Thanks Ingrid! It’s a-boat time I posted some.

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   Oooo I like!

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