ESR is loaded with current local scenery, many made into strange n colorful altered images. Words describe some of SnaggleTooth's life n opinions. Most poems on ESR are spontaniously written into the editor. Enjoy the sights n whimsey.
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This aft has seen better days. She's been in dry-dock over a decade that I remember, prob since Hurricane Bob in '91. This is located next to the fishing pier in the center of town in a roped off, "No Tresspassing" area.
I'm feeling old n tattered lately too...
posted by Snaggle Tooth @ 1:59 AM
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Artist Alert! I create all kinds of things. Closet musician, song-writer, Story, NF writer, Book Designer, Poet, Painter, n Sculptor. Working another job tho. Long hair, fairly ancient. Where's the Dough? Maybe I'll get paid some instead of eating it. I'll get there one day soon, because I'm very determined n hard-working. Some one has to do it! As usual, I'll volunteer. Time n energy helps.
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/me warms up his singing voice
Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale, a tale of a faithful trip, that started from this tropic port aboard this tiny ship...
errr....
nm...
lol @ Neo! It does resemble The Minnow...and I'm shocked I remember the name!
Snaggle Tooth, neat shot. Yeah, sometimes I think we could all use a little dry-dock time...but 10 years might be a little too much!
i'm helping nan test her username.. don't mind us :)
Neo, see post above. I believe the minnow was a white cabin-cruiser with blue trim.
Talon, I re-posted the song lyrics for you guys. I think if it was my boat, she'd be back in the water by now... I really want a boat!
It's prob full of possums n squirrels.
MB, hmm Check, Test 1,2,3....
Eeeeeeee~ If this had been an actual emergency I might have seen her name here again? ok
Apt name for the old boat.
I'm sure you never had access to our old Canadian series starring Bruno Gerussi, "The Beachcombers." A main character on it was named Relic. Can't ever see that name without thinking of him.
It was actually a pretty good sow.
JanF, it's ironic Relic is now a relic! Be careful what you name your vessel...
I'll have to look for that show- Never heard of anyone else with that name.
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