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The Betty Ann without canvasback docked at Port Niantic
Sep 18, 2013. What a 4 footer looks like through the Marinaut windshield. This was a rough day on Long Island Sound. Significant wave height was 2.5 to 3 feet, with maximum wave height to 4 feet. Infrequently, we saw rogue waves of 5 to 6 feet. LI Sound was like this nearly the entire 2013 season as short term, alternating cold and warm fronts whipsawed the Eastern Seaboard. The issue with LI Sound is not just the wave heights, but we have major tidal flows and two rivers to contend with that at times can create confused seas.
A picture of the Irish Queen taken through the iconic, round window of the Marinaut 215, Betty Ann
The Irish Queen at Greenport, NY as the setting sun shone through her window
This fire boat is a National Historic Landmark, is named Fire Fighter, served in the FDNY since 1938, and is now a museum. To learn more, visit: http://fireboatfirefighter.org In this movie I took, they just turned on the pumps at Mitchell Park Marina in Greenport, NY in June 2013. Initially the water was rusty brown in color, because apparently, it had not been used for a protracted time.
The Irish Queen pulls into Mitchell Park Marina in Greenport, NY after it was launched from the CT River and travelled across Long Island Sound and through Plum Gut.
The Irish Queen goes W.O.T. in Long Island in May 2013. This movie really shows the power of Honda?s B.L.A.S.T. when you put the pedal to the metal. 115+ HP is more than enough for the Marinaut.
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The Irish Queen at Greenport, NY as the setting sun shone through her window

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The Irish Queen at Greenport, NY as the setting sun shone through her window
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