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We had a very good turn up for the Marine Modellers today considering the weather. but as we aren’t stupid, no one put a boat in the water, instead we had a pleasant discussion, caught up on all the gossip and talked about the “Bloaters” wondering what had happened to them?
As for the bloaters, just Kermit on his own for most of the morning, in fact I was a bit worried about him so I ducked up to the jetty just to see if he was alright.
(I think he wanted to join our group as he kept sailing his yacht up at our end)
A picture tell a thousand words –
Now three videos, only contact is between yachts and the big slimy green thing getting stuck in the mud?
We have two videos from two different angles, and not one piece of actual footage showing my poor defenceless camera boat touching another boat, only lots of miserable failed attempts to ram me. (especially by a large slimy green coloured yacht)
Also my video didn’t need a fake audience applauding to try and create something that didn’t happen.
I didn’t put on any background music on my video so as you can hear what really was being said by the “BLOATERS” as they tried unsuccessfully to sink me time after time.
This is what really happened.
I called into the “BLOATER’s” just to say hello, and as soon as I got there it was obvious that Kermit was struggling with his old “A” Class yacht, after sailing 65’s the size and weight of the “A” was to much for him. In a panic he threw his transmitter at me and yelled out HELP!
So being the nice person I am, I took control of the “A” while he ran off into the bushes? After a while he returned and I gave him some expert tips on how the yacht should be set-up. I also found that the transmitter had flat batteries in it. (This could be why he is always running into others). So after my good deed, I said farewell to everyone and left.
