A reader told us about a new name on the landlocked boat at Don Armeni Boat Ramp, minus photo, so we went by to confirm:
(Apologies to younger readers!)
West Seattle, Washington
14 Wednesday
A reader told us about a new name on the landlocked boat at Don Armeni Boat Ramp, minus photo, so we went by to confirm:
(Apologies to younger readers!)
Perfectly executed. Chef’s kiss.Three-hour limit parking strictly enforced.
My question has always been why couldn’t the Professor patch a hole in a boat. Seriously, the guy built a radio and TV with coconuts!
If he had been able to do that, there wouldn’t have been a show. But in all seriousness, why couldn’t he have done that? He was quite intelligent.
Is there word or plan by the authorities with this eyesore? I saw the customary notice on the hull but when will they cut it up & haul it away? Are we waiting for “the process”?
The skipper was not brave and sure. And nearby Marination should serve a special coconut drink until it’s gone.
Why is this Boat Still Sitting at the Boat Launch? I just don’t get it. I thought the Owner Forfeited it? Why would they not have it moved by now? Is it not the City that now owns it? The powers that be turn slowly around here.
Is there a plan in place for cutting up & hauling away this eyesore? I see the customary notice on the hull but I seriously think everyone expects no boatowner’s reading it or cares.
“The mate was a mighty sailing man
…skipper brave and sure”
He has done his “very best to
make the others” uncomfortable in
a deep-water fjord harbor’s nest
Since it’s not going anywhere, anyone have a 12-ft skeleton with a red polo and a bucket hat? Then there’s surely enough time to move on to inflatable Santa skipper.
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