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I dig the smaller ships. More expensive though.

How was the gig??

Classic!!

I’ve always loved getting dressed and going to swanky parties.

ACL has a similar ship we see in the N Chesapeake Bay.

We’d like to hop aboard one day and go to New England for the post hurricane season Fall tour.

But my real talent is fluid mechanics!!

Three Valves wrote:But my real talent is fluid mechanics!!

Including super fast evacuation of beer from a yard glass?

Please, I’m a 56 yr old man.

I haven’t done anything that immature since I was 40!!

I’m still not above drinking form a 1l glass at an Oktoberfest, however...

For the ships enthousiasts, I have played few gigs with a brass quintets on board this gem: Steamship "Concordia" built in 1926 by Odero Shipyard in Genova, and still in regular service on Lake Como. One of the oldest steamboats still working in Europe's internal waters. It has 2 wheels amid quarterdeck.
We used to play on the bow deck ( with good weather..)

Building homes where it floods.

Weakening the area of a ship where it should be its strongest.

What could possibly go wrong??