Ariel #414

[mbd]

Thanks Ray. No I don't know the hull# and have only spoken with the captain in passing. I'll make a point to check next time I get a chance. It is interesting to see how small an Ariel appears next to a stretched out Triton...

[mbd]

Ray, the Triton pictured is Aurora II...

[Triton106]

Thanks Mike for id'ing the Triton in the picture.  Here is the picture of Aurora II on Naitonal Triton Website:
 

 
Moored at Willard Beach, South Portland Maine.  Notice Portland Head Light in the background.

[Jon]

Mike,

Is there a picture that shows the Triton next to an Ariel?   Sure would love to see that.

[ebb]

As I've said before
it'll be like comnparing Marylin Monroe with Jamie Lee Curtis.....

[Jon]

Ebb, by growing up in the Deep South I have always had a keen eye for women and for horses and a comparison of those two is a match race.  It just depends upon where you are and how frisky they are when you do see them but know this and it's a guarantee:  both are show ponies and they'll break your heart if you let them.   I still like seeing comparative pictures though, lol.

[mbd]

...from post #299.  Not exactly side-by-side.  A little deceptive because I'm farther out in the mooring field, and perhaps the darker hull makes Sea Glass appear a bit smaller? Although, I'm waiting for Pete to post the pics everyone would really like to see.

[mbd]

Well, haulout is next week. I've been spending my Fall sailing time clearing a spot beside the garage to store the boat. This gives me the option to store her indefinitely for *FREE* until I am able to get to the upcoming project$. (No more plans to sell her - looks like you guys are stuck with me.)  

The season began with a webcam shot, so it somehow seems fitting to end the season with one.

[ebb]

She must love you!

[CapnK]

Mike -

I am glad to know you will still be around, and with Sea Glass.

I never voiced that opinion before, since it was contrary to your own (thankfully short, and quite possibly, faulty) thinking , but think it safe to do so now that you have come to your senses.

{two_thumbs_up} Atta boy!!! :cool:

[mbd]

Thanks for the sentiments fellas. I had thought I was ahead on things and had a few more years before anything else BIG came due. Oh well, onward through the fog...

[commanderpete]

Great news Mike. Your boat is too nice to give up.

[Chance]

Alberg designs and Maine sailing waters, is there a better union? Very good to hear you'll be maintaining stewardship of Sea Glass.

[mbd]

Time to get started on those commissioning chores...

[Commander 147]

That looks a lot like Wisconsin.  I spent 3 weeks there this winter and shoveled the white stuff almost every day I was there.