I went down to the Snohomish River today (Friday) to meet a friend--like half way--. I saw this neat houseboat being pushed by a tug going by. I wished I had seen it earlier and got a picture of the front. Now I wonder just where it is going. MB
I like the way your kinda sneaked that comment about me snucking in another comment in which you said you did not snuck but sneaked.
And I'd say if you have a houseboat that's too big to operate under its own power, you've got a too-big houseboat and should tug it to shore and put it on a foundation. :-)
That is a HUGE houseboat.... Reminded me of a story George and I can tell about a HUGE houseboat. We have some friends who invited us to visit them on their houseboat (several years ago). We drove to meet them --and both of us were shocked at the size of that houseboat. It was bigger than our home... I could not believe it... Bet my eyes were bigger than saucers.
I'm trying to decide if this is a small tug boat or a very large house boat. Is there such a thing as a mansion boat? In any case I'm glad you saw it and got these pictures.
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No such things here! A very interesting find, I am obviously interested in the nice tugboat!
You caught it well. It looks cold somehow, is that just an impression?
I've seen a lot of houseboats, but never one this big! That's enormous! Maybe it belongs to Bill Gates?
And why would it need to be pushed by a tugboat?
So many questions, so little time!
Colorful tug, though and I like the way you snuck those picture from under and behind the trees. (Is "snuck" a word? Oops, sorry, another question!)
That's a lot easier move than the one I made last time!
I like the way your kinda sneaked that comment about me snucking in another comment in which you said you did not snuck but sneaked.
And I'd say if you have a houseboat that's too big to operate under its own power, you've got a too-big houseboat and should tug it to shore and put it on a foundation. :-)
The touch of yellow looks just great among the blueish grey tones.
That is a HUGE houseboat.... Reminded me of a story George and I can tell about a HUGE houseboat. We have some friends who invited us to visit them on their houseboat (several years ago). We drove to meet them --and both of us were shocked at the size of that houseboat. It was bigger than our home... I could not believe it... Bet my eyes were bigger than saucers.
Hugs,
Betsy
I'm trying to decide if this is a small tug boat or a very large house boat. Is there such a thing as a mansion boat? In any case I'm glad you saw it and got these pictures.
I am also amazed at how BIG this houseboat is!
Why it's going to Stanwood to take you on a little cruise, MB! Didn't you get the memo?
That's a fun find!
I like the colors in this one!! It is nice to just move house and all.
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