What around the house reminds you of boating?

skennelly

For me I have a bunch of nautical themes around the house.

Dude_Himself

Sinking. Man, have we gotten enough rain here in the Carolina's lately?

Stodge

Looks like our house, except our charts are for this side of the Great Lakes. 

skennelly

The chart picture is from https://www.carvedlakeart.com

Ian

The fenders and generator in the garage I see as I pull in everyday.

Handymans342

Nothing! Dont want reminders of thousands of dollars wasted!!!!

reneechris14

The empty lift in you back yard is a reminder of how empty your pockets are.

Handymans342

Pocket is filling back up quick!!

reneechris14

The chart behind the piano is CT,RI and NY

Cableguy Greg

Handymans342 said:

Nothing! Dont want reminders of thousands of dollars wasted!!!!

What about that covered lift in your back yard? ROTFLMAO

Handymans342

Cableguy Greg said:

Handymans342 said:

Nothing! Dont want reminders of thousands of dollars wasted!!!!

What about that covered lift in your back yard? ROTFLMAO

That conveys with the house. The empty lift signifies a wake up call

goalie59

So Handy, if you are so over with boating and had such a tramatic experience then why are you still hanging around this forum. 

aero3113

Handymans342

goalie59 said:

So Handy, if you are so over with boating and had such a tramatic experience then why are you still hanging around this forum. 

I tried to leave but Raybo started crying. So I stay on just to get on everyones nerves

Willhound

goalie59 said:

So Handy, if you are so over with boating and had such a tramatic experience then why are you still hanging around this forum. 

Because we're such a delightful, informed and charming group of people and he just can't stand to leave us!

randy56

In the first picture is a fishing trip to CABO with my two sons, I have on Colts T, my son caught it, 465 lbs, he is the one with sunglasses hanging around neck. other son holding fishing pole. We got 3rd place money for that fish in the contest. 

2nd pic, my fishing boat.

3rd my  back yard this am, water is up a little. 

[Deleted User]

I have a broken cockpit door toggle bolt in the junk drawer.

Andy.

Dream_Inn

For me it's all the nautical stuff in our basement (finished basement in nautical theme).  Also the dinghy, kayak, SUP all rolled up in the basement.  Oh, the two outboards in the garage, spare bedroom closet full of boat stuff.  One last thing, the bar (yes, reminds me of all the drinking on the boat, especially when I try to do less thru the winter).

raybo3

Handymans342 said:

goalie59 said:

So Handy, if you are so over with boating and had such a tramatic experience then why are you still hanging around this forum. 

I tried to leave but Raybo started crying. So I stay on just to get on everyones nerves

LMFAO Crying????????????? Really Handy really??????????

Handymans342

Yes Raybo!!!!

randy56

Now you guy's are sounding like the old day's I kinda enjoy the sarcasm. As knowing ya personally, you giggle and laugh,. with a sneaky smile as you post.  

Handymans342

Really Randy????

Dream_Inn

Yep, I've met Rinkeryan, I mean Handy. Still have yet to meet Raybo. Maybe this Rinkervous.

Willhound

Our little shrine. The rope work shadow boxes with shells were done by the Admiral. The little map cutouts of our two favourite bodies of water done by my daughter. The wooden ships wheel, ceramic fish and cheesy anchor thermometer and all of the various shells from years of trips to Florida, Mexico and Cuba. Finally, the obligatory Captain's hat from a buddy of mine that decided one day that we should have a "Gilligan" cruise and everyone was in costume.
 

rasbury

My boat sitting out front?

LaRea

Burgee and flag from when I was Commodore of the yacht club.  And, of course, my trusty copy of Chapman.

Michael T

My tax bill.