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Anyone in the market for a sternwheeler?https://www.denisonyachtsales.com/yachts-for-sale/willamette-queen-87-custom

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  • Brian DavisI Brian Davis

    @camless @douglasvb @sarae @ai6yr @msbellows I wonder what it would cost to move it downstream to the Columbia. 🤔 Could they helicopter it over Willamette falls?

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    @intrepidhero @camless @sarae @ai6yr @msbellows I think the locks at Willamette Falls are almost operating again after many years of being closed and broken with no funding for many years.

    https://www.willamettefallslocks.org/

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    • DouglasD Douglas

      @intrepidhero @camless @sarae @ai6yr @msbellows I think the locks at Willamette Falls are almost operating again after many years of being closed and broken with no funding for many years.

      https://www.willamettefallslocks.org/

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      @douglasvb @intrepidhero @camless @sarae @ai6yr @msbellows I appreciate the Victorian styling for this vessel, however, I'm confused by the several broadswords nailed to the wall. What's up with that, they look usable too. Are they anticipating hostile boardings? Normally the armorer of the vessel would keep this put away until a hostile action was anticipated. That way, someone doesn't have a chance to use them when they are deep into their grog.

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      • WillW Will

        @douglasvb @intrepidhero @camless @sarae @ai6yr @msbellows I appreciate the Victorian styling for this vessel, however, I'm confused by the several broadswords nailed to the wall. What's up with that, they look usable too. Are they anticipating hostile boardings? Normally the armorer of the vessel would keep this put away until a hostile action was anticipated. That way, someone doesn't have a chance to use them when they are deep into their grog.

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        @Will @douglasvb @intrepidhero @sarae @ai6yr @msbellows The owner is quite the eccentric fellow, to say the least

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        • Cadmus 🌲C Cadmus 🌲

          @Will @douglasvb @intrepidhero @sarae @ai6yr @msbellows The owner is quite the eccentric fellow, to say the least

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          @camless @Will @intrepidhero @sarae @ai6yr @msbellows it would be pretty epic to get a second vessel and have it setup so you can rent both, and do actual pirate battles on the Willamette River.

          The swords would have to be foam though.

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          • DouglasD Douglas

            @camless @Will @intrepidhero @sarae @ai6yr @msbellows it would be pretty epic to get a second vessel and have it setup so you can rent both, and do actual pirate battles on the Willamette River.

            The swords would have to be foam though.

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            @douglasvb @camless @Will @intrepidhero @sarae @ai6yr Coward.

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            • DouglasD Douglas

              @intrepidhero @camless @sarae @ai6yr @msbellows I think the locks at Willamette Falls are almost operating again after many years of being closed and broken with no funding for many years.

              https://www.willamettefallslocks.org/

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              @douglasvb @intrepidhero @camless @sarae @ai6yr I don't think getting it down Willamette Falls will be a problem at all. Getting it down them in one piece might be a little trickier.

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              • W6KMEW W6KME

                @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae @msbellows

                42" draft and they have a habit of getting stuck on sandbars? If I may be allowed an understatement, that does not sound like good captaining.

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                @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae @msbellows
                If I remember Mark Twain correctly, part of the challenge of being a river boat pilot was the sand bars move around. You had to be able to read the water surface to know where the sand bars were each time you went through an area.

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                • Jim HubbellD Jim Hubbell

                  @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae @msbellows
                  If I remember Mark Twain correctly, part of the challenge of being a river boat pilot was the sand bars move around. You had to be able to read the water surface to know where the sand bars were each time you went through an area.

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                  @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae If only there were some sort of device that, I don't know, bounced sound waves or something through the water and measured how long it took for them to return and then calculated the depth, ideally on an ongoing basis as your ship moved. Someone probably should invent that!

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                  • Jim HubbellD This user is from outside of this forum
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                    @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae @msbellows
                    It's possible Mark Twain exaggerated parts of his stories for artistic effect.

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                    • Jim HubbellD Jim Hubbell

                      @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae @msbellows
                      It's possible Mark Twain exaggerated parts of his stories for artistic effect.

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                      @dougfir @W6KME @douglasvb @camless @sarae @msbellows I don't need to hire small children with long sticks? That's disappointing.

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                      • W6KMEW W6KME

                        @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae @msbellows

                        42" draft and they have a habit of getting stuck on sandbars? If I may be allowed an understatement, that does not sound like good captaining.

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                        @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @msbellows the Willamette is a complex navigational environment

                        for small watercraft

                        this is perhaps a bit long

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                        • M.S. Bellows, Jr.M M.S. Bellows, Jr.

                          @douglasvb @intrepidhero @camless @sarae @ai6yr I don't think getting it down Willamette Falls will be a problem at all. Getting it down them in one piece might be a little trickier.

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                          @msbellows @douglasvb @camless @sarae @ai6yr I'm stuck on the mental image of it slung beneath a heavy lift heli soaring through Portland.

                          But navigating the falls atop a bunch of inflatable rafts is close second.

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                          • DouglasD Douglas

                            @camless @Will @intrepidhero @sarae @ai6yr @msbellows it would be pretty epic to get a second vessel and have it setup so you can rent both, and do actual pirate battles on the Willamette River.

                            The swords would have to be foam though.

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                            @douglasvb @camless @Will @sarae @ai6yr @msbellows I like this is definitely an attraction Portland could get behind.

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                            • M.S. Bellows, Jr.M M.S. Bellows, Jr.

                              @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae If only there were some sort of device that, I don't know, bounced sound waves or something through the water and measured how long it took for them to return and then calculated the depth, ideally on an ongoing basis as your ship moved. Someone probably should invent that!

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                              @msbellows @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae Using the small child with a stick method, a mechanical device could replace the child, and reach farther ahead than a child's arm. When the stick rises to a dangerous level, it triggers a solenoid to ring an alarm. It would collect muck, though.

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                              • Jim HubbellD Jim Hubbell

                                @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae @msbellows
                                If I remember Mark Twain correctly, part of the challenge of being a river boat pilot was the sand bars move around. You had to be able to read the water surface to know where the sand bars were each time you went through an area.

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                                @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae @msbellows Should have hired a surfer to pilot them.

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                                • AI6YR BenA AI6YR Ben

                                  @dougfir @W6KME @douglasvb @camless @sarae @msbellows I don't need to hire small children with long sticks? That's disappointing.

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                                  @ai6yr @dougfir @W6KME @camless @sarae @msbellows no but there's nothing from stopping you doing it, either.

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                                  • SaraS Sara

                                    @douglasvb @ai6yr @msbellows oh, I don't think we could make it pay down here

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                                    @sarae @douglasvb @ai6yr @msbellows does any of you have Pete Davidson’s phone number? Colin’s?

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                                    • Gabriel NW Gabriel N

                                      @sarae @douglasvb @ai6yr @msbellows does any of you have Pete Davidson’s phone number? Colin’s?

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                                      @wtrmt @sarae @ai6yr @msbellows I think they have had their fill of purchasing boats 🤣

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                                      • DouglasD Douglas

                                        @wtrmt @sarae @ai6yr @msbellows I think they have had their fill of purchasing boats 🤣

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                                        @douglasvb @sarae @ai6yr @msbellows even though Pete has been removing his tattoos (ouch), surely that doesn’t mean that he will be able to let that beauty pass him by.

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                                        • JimmyJ Jimmy

                                          @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae @msbellows Should have hired a surfer to pilot them.

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                                          @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae @msbellows Or a whitewater kayaker.

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