Wave Your Flag In Memory Of What Today Is All About.
Randy Mueller on his Matthews
You have one more magical day today to enjoy the freedom that so many have fought and died for. Our American made water craft are the epitome of freedom. To be able to go everywhere you like, and what ever speed, or just sit and fish.
Floyd R Turbo s photo says it all
Our classic boats do all that. Now I say that because so many boats today don’t have a place to show our colors. Our boats do, and it’s one the most wonderful parts of our rides.
Chads reflection of a flag looks great on Lily
So today on Woody Boater, show us your flags, your spirit of freedom and why modern boats should have flags as the critical part of what why we own boats in the first place. Freedom.. Thanks to all our men and woman who have served for that!
Bob Kays captures the all American look on Lake Hopatcong.
She’s a Grand Ol Flag!
How about an action shot?
Those W’s sure can do the job when asked.
Proud to fly the flag.
Thank you to all who have served in defense of our freedom, especially those who made the ultimate sacrifice. We must never forget them.
Grady Room flying the proud
1963 Grady White at Spring Lake Mi.
Here you go from Tahoe Keys
And a grand old flag she is.
This is about as good as it gets to represent the sentiments of this day.
Woody Selfie
A bit bitter sweet as this was last weekend and first true flying of the flag/pole. Shortly after in a stiff wind and good boat speed it loosened and quickly disappeared under the waves. Now having another one made.
48 Stars in 1958!
…and a 1961 with all 50 stars.
Have a Great Holiday, we are in two local parades today promoting our Spring Lake Wooden Boat Show next Saturday, May 30th.
As published in the Port Orchard paper at a Chris Craft Rendezvous. A great day to post as ITCHIN’ is a memory now….
Thank you to all who have served and those who continue to protect our freedoms!
From a Memorial Day long past. They’re all grown up now.
Century c/w flag.
Yes, that is an awesome shot, with perfect lighting and “flag furl”. Any “brightener” used on that flag? or did you tone down the rest? or was this au natural?
Here is America’s Boat showing her speed and colors….
The Colors amid the fury of water around a runabout….
best one, love it
That couldya been a nice header! I am saving that one
Tabbs Creek, White Stone, VA
25′ Sportsman Sedan sporting the American flag
Oops that was taken before the flags were put on here’s another
Many stars and strips.
Great day to fly a flag.
Ol Glory
Red, White and Blue day
One more and thanks for the other photo credit.
Hey – No credit for capturing the Century script on the transom through the flying water? (Tough crowd…)
Anyway – When Kentucky Wonder posted the great shot of Miss America IX at speed – it reminded me of this shot Robert Miracle snapped on Lake Sinclair in 2011. Charles Mistele gave Chris Smith (closest to the camera) and Al Smith (seated middle) on one of his famous “high speed” boat rides that day. – Texx
Texx, you’d think Frank Miklos would have at least chimed in. But you guys get access, I’ve got to deal with a boat owner who cares less whether I get a picture or not unless its for him or Captain “Tipster” – hammer down and always on the wrong side of the sun. But its his gas money, I can’t bitch (ok, I just did, sort of).