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The " U S Naval Ship ALGOL " Ron's Post's Merged
- Thread starter Ron J
- Start date
Wayne in BC
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The fastest cargo ships? Wow and that big too. Enjoyed the whole photo essay and your "Bike" too
SurfCutter
New member
Ron
I would like to thank you for your posts and photos they have given me much enjoyment of late and a small escape from my day to day troubles ...Thank You ...
Bill G.
P.S.
I will be picking the main crop of 100- 200 lb pumpkins at the end of week and into next week no later than the last week of the month ,,,,if you are out south of Boston you are welcome to stop by the farm and maybe get a photo op of the operation if you care to or at least a cup of coffee ...
I would like to thank you for your posts and photos they have given me much enjoyment of late and a small escape from my day to day troubles ...Thank You ...
Bill G.
P.S.
I will be picking the main crop of 100- 200 lb pumpkins at the end of week and into next week no later than the last week of the month ,,,,if you are out south of Boston you are welcome to stop by the farm and maybe get a photo op of the operation if you care to or at least a cup of coffee ...
I miss the ocean something fierce.... and your stories take me back, even if only for a short time, to my time when we were living on the sea. The smell of the air, the sreeching of the gulls, the clank, whirr and groaning of the ships and the men [and women] working on those ships.
Many thanks
Calm seas
Mikie
Many thanks
Calm seas
Mikie
Kelley (Texas)
New member
That does not sound like very many men for such a large boat...do they have computers doing some of the work? Please have a great day! Kelley (Texas) 
Rob/Windsor Ont.
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Easy to see why you enjoy them Ron.......they're great to view even in these pics ! Great stuff, I agree !!