And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
Reminds me when I was a coastie doing a patrol on the inner coastal. We would put put down one direction for 3 hours waving at all the boaters, water sports, and swimmers, have lunch, then put put back to base waving at all the boaters, water sports, and swimmers. One time another while looking at another crewmate telling a particularly boring story I was a fin behind his head following the boat much in the same manner then glide slowly back into the water. Much, much smaller, but still makes you wonder what hides in the water. And if all the people in water knew….
To top it off this was brackish bay waters, usually not shark waters, but they do tend to tolerate when following prey.
Looks like another boat out of sight and leaving a wake on the right of the picture pulling a phony shark.
ReplyDeleteDo you really think so? You mean it's not real? Son of Jaws (Jaws2)
DeleteShe's on a short line.
ReplyDeletemovie set clip. My guess too.geesus.
ReplyDeleteI hate being pedantic but that looks like an orca fin not a shark. I also hate being right all the time but there you are.
ReplyDeleteLikely more dolphin-ish than shark.
ReplyDeleteIs she waterskiing or are they trolling for sharks?
ReplyDeleteYes.
DeleteLooks like scene from Jaws 2.
ReplyDeleteDoesn't anyone see in the lower left side of the clip, "scarymovies101"?
ReplyDeleteWhen you enter the water, you enter the food chain.
ReplyDeleteReminds me when I was a coastie doing a patrol on the inner coastal. We would put put down one direction for 3 hours waving at all the boaters, water sports, and swimmers, have lunch, then put put back to base waving at all the boaters, water sports, and swimmers. One time another while looking at another crewmate telling a particularly boring story I was a fin behind his head following the boat much in the same manner then glide slowly back into the water. Much, much smaller, but still makes you wonder what hides in the water. And if all the people in water knew….
ReplyDeleteTo top it off this was brackish bay waters, usually not shark waters, but they do tend to tolerate when following prey.