11 Jun
2009
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The Floating Jewels of Muskoka

This launch is named “res ipsa loquitur” or “the thing speaks for itself.”
I am not certain if this beauty is a Greavette,  Minett-Shields or some other Muskoka woody. It looks to be about 30 feet long and has the obligatory mother in-laws seat at the stern. This is the first time I have ever seen this majestic launch, perhaps it was being restored these past few years.

I was not able to get a good shot as I was at the helm of my own boat navigating through the channel at Port Sandfield when I saw her. I’m sure we will meet again. (Please click for supersize pic)

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In: in and around muskoka ontario, on the water

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  1. Jenn Jilks says:

    The old, wooden boats certainly conjure up times gone by! What a contrast to the new speed demons!

  2. Heather says:

    Don’t you just love these old wooden boats…they have so much character!

    I went to a boat show in Mount Dora FL a couple of years ago and there were many of these beauties restored to perfection!

    Great shot…looks as though everyone is prepared for the coming boating season!
    Cheers

  3. tom carter from Scottsdale ARIZONA says:

    I MISS being there to see these old Beauties elegantly cut through the waters of Muskoka. I love checking out your PICS and cannot wait to be in “MY MUSKOKA” for July and August. Take more PICS and post more often please…

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