Well, I kinda felt bad taking the Rubberclad in a small native wooden canoe with a 15hp outboard, so I decided last Friday to take my wife out for dinner and took this boat instead

 

Forgot pics

 

Forgot to add pic of the boat (wife on deck) and me enjoying a 1998 Valduero Reserva (yummy). Yeah, the camera was acting up, hence the "selective blurriness"

 

Love the pose! Great watch!!

 

Why is it that Young, Caucasian men with blurry faces, big boats and expensive wine & Watches make me think of "off-shore" Bank accounts and minimal trips back to the states?


Just playing, the whole setup looks wonderful! Enjoy it in the best of health

 

Boat is not mine, but of a friend of mine. I can use it as I please (as long as I pay for the fuel ).

Wine is not that expensive ($20) and it was for a special occasion (wife's birthday).

The watch? Yeah, its mine, you got me there, but I sold quite a few of the ones I had before to pony this guy up, and in the grand scheme of things, not that much money either.

I am a US citizen, so the boys at the IRS know what I do, plus I often visit the States since I work for a US company and my parents live in Florida

Sorry to have disappointed you!

 

that's a great little fishing boat. we had a tuna tower on our old boat back when we lived in hawaii.

 

Its a 2007 Bertram 450 with 1300hp Mans. Little?

Of course I rather go out in a Viking 64C a friend of mine is having delivered

 

Do you have stalkers on the forum? What's with the blurry? lol

 

Nice watch, loving the Bertram, fuel can add up too!! I have a friend who has a 2006 Bertram 630 Enclosed Bridge (for sale) , which at 100+ gallons per hour is hard on the wallet, but very fun!

I have a 35' Donzi ZF, which isn't bad at 30 mpg.

Congrats on the wifes B day