Yachts in St. Maarten; December 2009

now you see with your own eyes what a nice ship that one is
but i don't think you'll see it crossing a street bridge with 20 inch free space on each side will you? ;D

Of course not Jannick, we in Barbados aren't that fortunate!

*hrhrhrhr*

Yes I remember the above photo when you initially posted it on the sea trials. Quite impressive! She has an insane number of tenders, 8 or so? what about the other toys, we do not know much about...So whilst in SMX, she just cruised around or she anchored and stayed?

Looks like St. Barths to me.

Hi Yaku,

This is the best I could find for you that has relations to St. Barths...

http://www.yachtforums.com/forums/boat-shows-cruises/10682-anyone-st-maarten-st-barths.html?highlight=St.+Barths

Re: Ocean Emerald... "Different" is not the word I would use. However that second photo profile of the expedition style with yellow masts, now that's a nice looking rig.

Are you refering to "Amazon Express"?

Amazon Express

Yes that's the one. Thanks for the name, Googled it. Wow... very impressive. I'm not a fan of the floating jellybean style megayacht. Too many are painfully similar/boring. You sure can't say that about Amazon Express.

HESTON does it again!!!!!! Thank you! I see you water-marked them this time, good!

Not that it matters - especially a month or so later - but the plane pictured in post #7 is a 777, not a 767. The triple axle landing gear is the giveaway.

The plane is a 767, If you want to compare even the engine size you can do that. A 777 engines are bigger than a 767 and it is pretty well documented that the plane is a 767.

In addition, 777s have a squared off tail-cone, the 767 has a normal curving and tapered tail cone as seen clearly in the #7 photo.

If you want to compare again...

Boeing 777
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_777

Boeing 767
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_767

Yeah, I'm wrong, it sure looked like a triple axle, but the comment about perspective is right.

With permission from the owner of these few pictures, here are the yachts "A" in St. Maarten and "Pelorus" in Bahamas.

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Photos by Ernie Roller

Some more pics...

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Photos by Ernie Roller