Cracking yacht in this film.
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04-03-12, 15:20 #1
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Film 'Dead Calm'
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04-03-12, 15:25 #2
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Puts you off helping people from old Baltic Traders!
Originally Posted by alant
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04-03-12, 15:27 #3
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Indeed.
Just a pity the sailing was totally unrealistic - how Nicole Kidman got up to the first spreaders to search for her husband I'll never know, let alone how either of them had the strength to complete a MOB pickup at 7 knots! Pure Hollywood.
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04-03-12, 15:29 #4
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http://www.paneraiclassicyachtschall...stormvogel/222 Originally Posted by alant
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Be realistic - aim for the impossible!
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Last edited by daveyw; 04-03-12 at 15:34.
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04-03-12, 15:57 #6
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On the other hand Nicole Kidman was stil kinda Australian in those days and still 'kinda' fit!
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04-03-12, 21:50 #7
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Did you see the one in "ADRIFT" film yesterday too? 70footer at least!
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04-03-12, 23:30 #8
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I have watched that film many times.... Originally Posted by MY littlebirchwoo
On the other hand Nicole Kidman was stil kinda Australian in those days and still 'kinda' fit!
Sermons from my pulpit are with tongue firmly in cheek and without any warranty!
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05-03-12, 03:47 #9
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yes, i saw the last of it. an interesting scenario. 5 or 6 people overboard. how to get back on? Originally Posted by ianat182
what about a human raft? would there be enough buoyancy and upwards force from kicking to hold 8 stone?
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05-03-12, 05:19 #10
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Cracking bird in this film Originally Posted by alant
Well tasty..
To have a boat is not to have problems, but to find solutions..
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