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In a captivating photo essay, cazalea explores the vibrant and often testosterone-fueled world of marinas. His original post, "Marinas are Mainly for Men," offers a unique perspective on the powerful machinery and distinct culture found at these aquatic hubs. This article delves into cazalea's observations and the community's reactions, highlighting the diverse vehicles and lifestyles that converge in these fascinating environments.
That US Navy green F-350 had a massive sculpture in its bed due to the way you framed it 🙂....
You're the best Mike!
on my way to work today 😁....
The watch was the real jaw dropper!
I have two Hysek watches (if you count this as 1) that is, I have 3 movements, 2 watches. Here is the mechanical movement watch The Hysek design is very cool but the downside is the proprietary rubber strap. Mine has broken twice - rubber rot. The replacement was about 300 CHF but was New Old Stock so didn't last 2 years, so the watch now looks like this as I cobbled together a silicone strap solution: And here is the 2-quartz movements time zone watch Frame is hinged in the middle HERE'S ANOTHE
likewise the chopper looking out from the top... here the convertible version of those boats I was out in my kayak one day, and I was asked to get out of the way Naturally I complied. Mike
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