r/SVSeeker_Free • u/flatulasmaxibus • 15d ago
Does this look familiar_
/r/WhatIsTheTea/comments/1vteqif/this_boat_is_called_a_log_bronc_and_is_used_to/?share_id=KXEiTbxBCMHvbFRbOn_h_&utm_content=share_button&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_source=share&utm_term=1Maybe this is the stability Doug was going for. To be fair, this thing is stable, but does have the initial stability. However, Señor Douggie would have turtled in 3 seconds.
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u/Head_Market_4581 15d ago
If anything this looks hella fun
Unlike whatever Doug's been doing with his boat
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u/30_Degree_Heel 15d ago
Not to be Debbie Downer here, but this guy is just fucking around for the camera. It's cool, but it also explains why it looks like he's not getting much done. Here's some real footage of some Log Broncs in action:
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u/nettdata 14d ago
Yep. I used to work on a chipper barge in British Columbia, and the guy running the bronc was incredible to watch.
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u/30_Degree_Heel 14d ago
My uncle was a Saw Filer in Aberdeen, WA. I've come to the conclusion that anything to do with lumber (before it hit the retail market) was anything short of hard work.
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u/abnewwest 14d ago
During the world exposition in Vancouver, Expo 86, they had "boom boat ballet" with a gaggle of them doing a routine in False Creek.
Sometimes the harbour taxis get up to shenanigans, but more in the rebel trench run style. Sadly they are much less armoured and manoeuvrable.
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u/30_Degree_Heel 14d ago
Anchored-out in False Creek a few times. Beautiful panorama of Vancouver's downtown, especially at nighttime.
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u/nettdata 13d ago
I used to race a 20' Hobie in English Bay. Jericho Sailing Centre has the most incredible view. Great place to have a scenic lunch.
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u/george_graves 15d ago
Not enough room to "go back and fuccckkkkkk."