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This photograph sort of reminds me of the ferry boat that I have taken to get on Anderson Island in Washington State.

Tres cool. Wonder why someone took the head, induction and exhaust and left the rest. Maybe they were easiest to carry, or the bottom end was in bad shape

Wow, it is in much worse shape than it appears from the outside.

This vessel reminds me of the ferry boats that I would take across the bay when I was living in Izmir, Turkey. All of the life jackets were stored in compartments above our heads. The ferry boats were filled to capacity. I am glad that we never had a capsize when I was there and I hope that they never, ever have one. Some ferry boat captains have been known to build on a few extra decks just for some extra money. This results in creating a top heavy boat which has led to some very dire consequences. Anyway these photos awesome.

Beautiful, looks like rust, but it is on wood.

Nice perspective shot

They were both handsome vessels

It does not look like it got stuck, it was moored there and abandoned.

Hope you had a good vacation. Thank you for sharing it with us and taking us to such cool places.

Beautiful Mr. Motts.

All this diesel engine needs is some old school watercraft engineers.

If I had the money then I purchase and refit these two boats and get them up and running again. Wonderful photography Motts !

I'll put one on if it's a really nasty enclosed space, or I'm heading into tunnels where I can see the asbestos insulation has become friable or disturbed. Otherwise the mold doesn't seem too bad if it's left alone.

Just have to ask 'mest' about the white shit that was found....I thought shit was usually brown.

I have an old pharmacy cabinet similar to this - even painted green - that I'm in the process of restoring to go in my home. Oh, and no, I didn't 'take' it from anywhere....I purchased it out of an old funeral home that had been located in an 1800s mansion but closed and was liquidating assets.

Great shots as always, thank you again and take care.