What a wonderful romantic place to be...
Drifting upon the waves at sea with your sweetheart in your arms as you sail through the blue waters with the wind in your tall ship sails! As the wind blows through your hair and the salt cleanses the air, you drift for hours in the untamed sea. If that's your fantasy, yet you're never able to experience that fantasy in real life, how about the next best possibility?
With Valentines Day coming up, this may be the perfect gift for your sailing valentine! Enchanting Tall Ship Models that make you feel like you're at sea! Sail over there now to enter a boat collector's fantasy island!
While you're on the boat collector's fantasy island keep in mind that the wonderful web site has been done by a friend of mine so be sure to spend some quality time to consider what she has to offer!
Happy Sailing!
Treasure!
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Were you a fan of Bugs Bunny or Yosemite Sam? Here's a classic pirate cartoon you're sure to find fun! Arrrr!
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For some crazy reason I started humming the old Shirley Temple song, "On the Good Ship Lollypop"!
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Imagine sailing to an ocean reef to cast a bottle out to sea. Enclosed within the colored glass, a message tossed and freed at last! Through...
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On December 8, 2006 Laura Gainey was sailing on board the Barque Picton Castle. As the ship rode the rough waves in the storm near Cape Co...