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  1. 06-18-2013, 08:46 PM #1
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    Great work you've captured a nice story.
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    Yup shot 3 for me too.
    Any more images of captain Highliner?
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    Thanks Realist, Marko. I thought a picture of the inside would help tell the story of their workplace and tools of the trade.

    Marko - I only spotted Captain Highliner when I was walking back to my car. Managed to snap a couple of quick pics. This was the better of the two.
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    Another fan of #3. I can't believe you found Captain Highliner though! Wow!
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    Iggy - I was as surprised as you to see him. I was waiting for him to say "Do you want to go to sea Billy" (You had to see the commercial to understand)
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    Quote Originally Posted by asnow View Post
    Iggy - I was as surprised as you to see him. I was waiting for him to say "Do you want to go to sea Billy" (You had to see the commercial to understand)
    I've seen the commercial! Hehehehe
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    I just noticed that 5+ pound (12 kg) lobster in the bottom right of #3, WOW!!! - or at least it looks that big
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    Another vote for #3 here. Well done ASnow.
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