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| sent on June 02, 2017 (16:56) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I put myself here that does not bother anyone: -o
Great Mario, great shot
Claudio c mi metto qua che non do noia a nessuno 
grande Mario, ottima ripresa
claudio c |
| sent on June 02, 2017 (17:00) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Fast, Claudio!
I think you did not have time to read the caption, otherwise you would have commented differently .... :-D
The slightest consequence is the breaking of the bits where it was moored, and it was the minor consequence ....
A warm greeting and a special thank you, dear friend, soon!
Ciauuuzz Mario velocissimo, Claudio!
credo che tu non abbia fatto tempo a leggere la didascalia, altrimenti avresti commentato diversamente....
la conseguenza minima è la rottura delle bitte dov'era ormeggiata, ed era la conseguenza minore....
un caro saluto ed un grazie speciale, amico caro, a presto!
ciauuuzz Mario |
| sent on June 02, 2017 (18:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
What about a real sea wolf ... I wanted to see when he tried to break the top with that nice choke knot.
A curiosity but the fender in the bow is his?
Definitely anyway strange enough to see how he attacked the Laguna Veneta sign.
A greeting
Paul Che dire un vero lupo di mare ... avrei voluto vedere quando ha tentato di snodare la cima con quel bel nodo strozzato.
Una curiosita' ma il parabordo a prua e' suo ?
Decisamente comunque un tipo strano basta vedere in che modo ha attaccato il contrassegno Laguna Veneta.
Un saluto
Paolo |
| sent on June 02, 2017 (22:45) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
A real boat "picada" :-D
Bella Mario
Hello
Angel Una vera barca "picada"
Bella Mario
Ciao
Angelo |
| sent on June 05, 2017 (13:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Ciaooo, Paul!
Eh ... a real sea wolf ... of paper!
:-D :-D :-D
To melt the knots I think it is using the knife, cut the top and go! :-D
Great eye on yours, you've noticed many details in the photo, including the "attached" plate to the engine, and also downside ....: -o: -o: -o
Thank you heartily for the passage, good afternoon!
Ciauuuzz Mario ciaooo, Paolo!
eh...un vero lupo di mare....di carta!
per sciogliere i nodi penso sia ricorso al coltello, taglia la cima e via!
ottimo occhio il tuo, hai notato molti particolari nella foto, tra cui la targa "attaccata" al motore, e per giunta rovescia....
ti ringrazio di cuore per il passaggio, buon pomeriggio!
ciauuuzz Mario |
| sent on June 07, 2017 (16:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
:-D :-D :-D
Luca ... always very nice and nice guest here from me ....
Ah ... google has put that are small columns? :-or
The bits are those pieces of steel mounted on the edges of the boat and made of "mushroom", they serve to tie the boats, they can be of various shapes and sizes.
Here is a picture with a few pictures about it .....
[URL =] www.google.it/search?q=bitte+per+ormeggio&source=lnms&tbm=isch
Alternatively, you can use "oci" (rings) always in steel, those that can be seen in the picture.
The marble columns on the shore are true pillars ....And it is forbidden to moor on them ....
:-D
A special thank you, my friend, soon!
Good evening :-P
Ciauuuzz Mario
Luca...sempre simpaticissimo e graditissimo ospite qui da me....
ah...google ha messo che sono delle piccole colonne?
le bitte sono quei pezzetti di acciaio montati sui bordi dell'imbarcazione e fatti a "funghetto", servono a legare le barche, possono essere di varie forme e grandezze.
qui c'è un apagina con un po di foto al riguardo.....
www.google.it/search?q=bitte+per+ormeggio&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ve
in alternativa si possono usare degli "oci" (anelli) sempre in acciaio, quelli che si possono vedere nella foto.
Le colonne in marmo sulla riva si che sono delle vere colonne....ed è vietatissimo ormeggiare su di esse....
un grazie speciale, amico mio, a presto!
buona serata 
ciauuuzz Mario |
| sent on June 07, 2017 (22:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Capio Mario thanks!
Hello
Luca Capio Mario grazie !
Ciao
Luca |
| sent on June 11, 2017 (1:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
exact!
Dear Juliet, a special thank you, soon!
... and good Sunday!
Ciauuuzz Mario esatto!
carissima Giulietta, un grazie speciale, a presto!
...e buona domenica!
ciauuuzz Mario |
| sent on June 21, 2017 (19:31) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Eh no, there is NO NONE religion, Lory dear .....: -o
But a smile has torn me off, this buontempone ....
Thanks a lot, a brawl!
Ciauuuzz Mario eh no, non c'è più NESSUNA religione, Lory carissima.....
però un sorriso me lo ha strappato, questo buontempone....
grazie mille, un abbraccione!
ciauuuzz Mario |
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