Ingo took these in Wilhelmshaven.... Dunno, I would rather not be willing to really brave up and go onto the ocean in one of these:
We´ve been on one in the harbor, nahhhh... you can get overboard too quick in harsh water, no matter how these ships look like...
Modern ships no worries with me, I do not join people "feeding the fish", I was on board before I could really walk. But this does not look safe. Would you go?
This is for Tom´s Signs2.
The new series:
"These inventions are older than you think
Braces
Braces are almost like a rite of passage into adulthood for today's teenagers. However, few people know that people have been striving for straight, even teeth for thousands of years. The ancient Egyptians developed their own orthodontics using wiring and catgut (threads made from animal intestines). Don't panic: Modern braces are primarily made of metal or ceramic and do not contain catgut."
Henry's 🦁 alter Wilhelmshaven-ego the seal:
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I would love to take a ride on a tall ship! Lifelong dream, not likely to happen now, just not as sure on my feet these days.
Those teeth, ugh. Look painful!
BTW, have you seen this? Too funny! https://www.facebook.com/reel/1504974406882262?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v
The early immigrants to America sailed in those ships. Imagine being seasick.
No way would a travel on one of those ships, Iris.
...Ready For An Adventure? I'm afraid that I would quickly become seasick!
I´d really fear to go overboard!
Yes.... thanks we have real dentists these days.
LOL, 1995 and 1999 when we came back from Australia: BREAD!!!!!
You do know that Deutsche Bahn is our Mother Ship (yet that man is so right).
I think I'd like to sail in one of those, as I have sailed in the ocean in small sailboats.
I don´t get seasick, believe me, I mastered the bumpy "ride" to Santorini / Greece easily while most...
Nope, phew, we go over board....
I like the movement :-)
My Uncles built their own boats. They looked safer than these old ones...
That's quite an adventure. And wow, who knew that about braces. People have always been people, haven't they? hugs-Erika
My last boat adventure was to Rotto to see Quokkas:-)
And yes, braces - mine were useless... aw, well ... we are people, hugs
I've been on lots of boats and enjoyed traveling in them but never in a storm.
Aww such a sweet face in your last picture.
All the best Jan
Outstanding My Dear
Cheers
Interesting history of braces
I would love to take a ride on a tall ship.
A joy ride on a tall ship for me!
Love that seal!
Same here. The ride to Santorini was just very rough and, oh boy, did people puke!
Yes, in Friedrichskoog we saw them for real years ago, they rescue the babies there.
Let´s sail away, friend!
Teeth were always important!
As long as I don´t get overboard... On deck it was scary and inside so crampy....
On a safe ship I´d be in, too!
My family has wide jaws so none of us needed braces, "no-one's" teeth were so straight and perfect people thought she did have braces, but she didn't. My oldest two grandchildren had braces because they inherited a slightly more narrow jaw from their father's side of the family.
My dentist gave me wrong braces when I was a kid, but now it really is too late to try again...
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