The irony. Build a boat to cross the ocean, only to be convinced you wont make it. Then the thing breaks loose and does it on its own! No wonder the guy doesnt want it.
I most definitely agree. Someone with buckets of philanthropic $$ at their discretion, could do no wrong funding the boat builder to turn his wandering hands and feet, wink, to tiny house building for those in need of a dwelling.
That definitely isn't the SS Minnow that's for sure..anywho if the skipper and his mate Gilligan made it what happened to the millionaire and his wife, the movie star, the professor and Mary Ann ..🤔😘😂😂✌❤
This vessel. was , for a while, in Foxtrap Newfoundand, I met the guy that built and lived on it, the local port authorities, we concerned for the guys well being , he would from time to time move it around the coast docking where he could. He was tied up behind a MacDonalds in Manuals Newfoundland, until he was asked to move on. My boat had a 100 watt Solar panel aboard that I was not using, so my wife and I gave it to the guy to put on his creation, as we did not really need it... I laughed out loud when I saw this video and my Solar panel fixed to the top!.... Having seen this creation up close,.... Like most people I am shocked that it made it across the North Atlantic!... Rick is bit of a different fellow, he could be seen on his solar powered Tricycle up around Manuals / Topsail Beach here in Newfoundland. Bit of a free spirit that walks to the beat of his own drum for sure. I bet if he had known that his floating home was going to survive the journey, he definitely would've been on board. No doubt that seeing that it did make it, his personal thoughts and beliefs about "Government Types"... that looked down their noses at him, and discouraged him from attempting the crossing...... are now confirmed. I don't know for sure.... but it would not surprise me to discover him someplace, now constructing a new one!.... Watch for it on an Irish Beach Near you!
I think the Irish authorities should use it as a model and build a homeless youth camp. This builds on Mr Small’s intent for the house and provides house for displaced youth’s. Of course they should preserve the original one and use it as a show house.
Can anybody else see her? She is absolutely beautiful. Everybody is focused on the length of this story, but look along side of the boat between 1:00 and 1:10. She is standing right there in the water surf. Almost all dressed in white with what looks to be maybe blue under the white at the chest level. You can see right through her. She is there so clearly.
Written on one of the inside walls of the boat, shown at 3:30 in: "I, Rick Small, donate this structure to a homeless youth to give them a better life that Newfoundlanders chose not to do! No rent. No mortgage. No hydro." The last two words are some humorous (but good) advice; but most importantly, it implies that this craft went all the way from Newfoundland in Canada to Ireland (at least 3,020 km), but I found out that it is at Newfoundland that the Gulf Stream heads East to Ireland. It doesn't prove this was the case, but it implies it, and the Gulf Stream could make that happen. The fact that no one is on board is not that big a mystery -- either: 1. It broke its moorings and drifted there (especially possible if helped by strong outgoing tide); or 2. The occupant(s) got washed off somewhere at sea; or 3. The occupant committed suicide solely by abandoning the boat, or in conjunction with some other method; or 4. The occupant(s) was (were) picked up by a much better-seeming option; or 5. The occupant(s) was (were) abducted or killed.
It is already solved, the boat belonged to a guy in Canada who allowed homeless to live in the boat house. During a bad storm the ship was believed sunk in Canada. So it made the journey by itself.
Ginny - Very interesting. The craft stood up reasonably well to the crossing. This Mr Small is no fool. They Should have let him make the crossing. Real adventures are inherently risky. Adventure without danger is as false as facebook. The world has become too regulated. Too wimpy. Too controlled.
@itsme Emma No, they found its origin and owner and likely causes of it getting away. mystery solved same day. Owner didn't contact authorities probably in fear of fines. There's no mystery when its obvious what happened to it. Even the boat itself tells its story and its easy to fill in the gaps you just need a brain. its lame to call it a mystery when its obvious.
Sue Collins Yeah, it drifted eastward over the mountains through the MidWest across the US to the eastern seaboard first, to get to the Atlantic. Went right under the arch in St. Louis. Or did it drift down to Panama, pick the Locks, navigate through the Caribbean, up the Gulf Stream and get to Ireland that way?
@@cfrandre8319 Thanks CFR Andre - I hoped somebody would pick up on that little piece of irony. I'm not an American and have never been to America but I do know that Lake Tahoe is the largest landlocked lake in the USA. By the way do you think these people understand the Law of Salvage? That the person who first sets foot on a deserted vessel gets Salvage Rights? This Rick Small sounds like a character. Have a good day!
in about 1979 there was a lone black man living in an amphibious tank in the waters of San Francisco Bay by Berkeley where there was a maze of rock jetties and shallow water.
Why are there so many pictures of it in different locations? Are they moving it around? It doesn’t seem like it’s designed to be steered, so maybe it’s just a floating house, and not a boat
Please take pity for an old 69 year old Scotsman and leave a few ounces for this old gentleman as I can use it to seduce voluptious young women. Sadly at my age if I manage to attract gorgeous women I might need to Email you to ask if you can remind me what I should do next. In old age we so many mixed feelings.
My friend and I hitch hiked from Manitoba to British Columbia when we were 15. On the way back we walked from Penticton British Columbia to Calgary Alberta then got a ride from a guy going to Winnipeg Manitoba.
It's a pretty good 'Home-made' boat by whoever built it - so hat's off to the builder[s] - if they survived whatever trip he/she and/or their crew was attempting to make in it. I love working with wood myself and have projects going using recycled pallets - all the time - at present and am re-using old Red-gum fence posts that I asked a local fencing contractor in my area to supply me with - instead of taking them to landfill. Saw off the rotting bits that went into the ground and you still get re-usable lengths for a shorter 3-4 foot high fence which can be extended to at least 6 foot again [if desired] even after sinking 18 inches of the base of them into the ground making a fence every bit as strong if not stronger than a professionally built - new timber but poor quality [very thin pine palings] paling fence that buckles and falls apart after a very few years.
OOps! should have watched the whole video to the end to see that it wasn't that mysterious after all and was built by Rick Small of Canada apparently, which I only found out, to my chagrin, by letting the video run whilst typing my comment. :) The old saying of; "Look before you leap" is very apt in my case here ;)
That was my boat. I used it on the river for relaxing and fishing. It got drawn out on the estuary after someone set it adrift. That was 15 months ago. Since then I’ve built another. There is no mystery about it. It’s just a handmade leaky old boat. Your welcome to it.
It didn't get there in one piece, they only found the biggest piece! Windows broken out boards missing and so forth. Looks like it was intended to be somewhat road worthy given the 12 foot maximum width. I hope the authorities can quickly give it to a worthy charity or mens or boys group.
He was dissuaded from making the trans Atlantic journey, wrote a note on the wall relinquishing ownership and set it loose. It arrives and now mystery solved.
As the creator of the vessel wanted it to be used, perhaps it should be used in a way that was not considered. Ie no matter where it goes ashore in the world it should be repaired and refloated. After all it landed in Portugal before Ireland so it could be a floating anomaly, just log every point it lands and just keep refloating it to see over the years how many places it lands at. Get the govts involved ie not destroy it on sight, and just leave it floating around in the sea. You never know it may save someone's life and it may provide a huge amount of information. So long as you don't end up with a sea full of floating unclaimed boats, stick a mark on the boat to say the last location it landed and put it back, let it keep going. Then every nation say after 10 years should hold a mass get together with the creator of the boat, then 20 years and so on, and when he dies it passes on to the town to nominate a representative picked from eco living people living there.
That’s Paddy McGinty’s Boat! As for that kilo, if every viewer of this clip sends me one penny for every time they hear the word ‘Amazing’! I’d be richer than selling that coke!!
There is a lesson to be learnt from this. A boat is more likely to survive the ocean if it goes where the ocean wants it to go. Or from a human perspective you survive longer if you go with the flow.
They dont have the current tech to reverse engineer it , their most brilliant minds are still trying to figure out why the front door slams when opening the back door..
It's obviously a class 7 Federation Shuttle Craft.
Someone has covered the outside with wood to disguise
it's origin.
lol brilliant answer
Yep.......I get that. You must be using the improbability drive form of propulsion.
@@davidbaron9355 over thinking it, it's called driftwood
Papa neutino
Its a boat Jim, but not as we know it.
It's obviously just a houseboat that got free of its moorings- wow, how mysterious
Of course it is (or else a ghost lol 😂 )
That's not a boat it's my caravan you bastards, give it back
😂
I must have been asleep when he explained the mystery part.
The irony. Build a boat to cross the ocean, only to be convinced you wont make it. Then the thing breaks loose and does it on its own! No wonder the guy doesnt want it.
at 0:49 the lush coast shown is from Kaua'i, not Ireland.
yep kalalau
ewetoobie Sure looks like Kauai!
Aaron Harris he probably knows the area. That being said, finding the location of a landscape photo is quite simple now.
I’ve been to mayo lots of times and i can say it definitely looks like mayo to me.
this guy should be building homes. they would last for ever. good job on the boat
I most definitely agree. Someone with buckets of philanthropic $$ at their discretion, could do no wrong funding the boat builder to turn his wandering hands and feet, wink, to tiny house building for those in need of a dwelling.
Why is the narrator talking about other things obviously he's prolonging the video so he can get a few minutes on pretty Lane
Sailesh Sharma obviously you didn’t listen long enough to get the back story-this does require a bit more than a 10 second attention span
@@cfrandre8319 I see what you meant thank you
I see what you meant thank you
Sometimes paleskin men just like to talk. They especially like to hear themselves talk. Look at trump.
The Skipper and Gilligan finally made it off the island!!!
No, they just changed islands.
.
Ha!ha!ha!good one!😅
44tomslick
Haha Gillian and the Skipper forever imbedded in our memories👍🐬👍🐳👍🐙👍🐠👍🌈
That definitely isn't the SS Minnow that's for sure..anywho if the skipper and his mate Gilligan made it what happened to the millionaire and his wife, the movie star, the professor and Mary Ann ..🤔😘😂😂✌❤
This vessel. was , for a while, in Foxtrap Newfoundand, I met the guy that built and lived on it, the local port authorities, we concerned for the guys well being , he would from time to time move it around the coast docking where he could. He was tied up behind a MacDonalds in Manuals Newfoundland, until he was asked to move on. My boat had a 100 watt Solar panel aboard that I was not using, so my wife and I gave it to the guy to put on his creation, as we did not really need it... I laughed out loud when I saw this video and my Solar panel fixed to the top!.... Having seen this creation up close,.... Like most people I am shocked that it made it across the North Atlantic!... Rick is bit of a different fellow, he could be seen on his solar powered Tricycle up around Manuals / Topsail Beach here in Newfoundland. Bit of a free spirit that walks to the beat of his own drum for sure. I bet if he had known that his floating home was going to survive the journey, he definitely would've been on board. No doubt that seeing that it did make it, his personal thoughts and beliefs about "Government Types"... that looked down their noses at him, and discouraged him from attempting the crossing...... are now confirmed. I don't know for sure.... but it would not surprise me to discover him someplace, now constructing a new one!.... Watch for it on an Irish Beach Near you!
It's Conor McGregor trying to sneak back into the country.
Hahahahahaaaa😂👌🏻
James odom lmfao!!!
Ha Ha Haaaa, very funny. Best comment on here.
James odom 6/10 comedic value
Good one
I think the Irish authorities should use it as a model and build a homeless youth camp. This builds on Mr Small’s intent for the house and provides house for displaced youth’s. Of course they should preserve the original one and use it as a show house.
Someone who set their clubhouse adrift, is having a great laugh.
I like the shot of Na Pali Coast Park Hawaii, when talking about Ireland.
Can anybody else see her? She is absolutely beautiful. Everybody is focused on the length of this story, but look along side of the boat between 1:00 and 1:10. She is standing right there in the water surf. Almost all dressed in white with what looks to be maybe blue under the white at the chest level. You can see right through her. She is there so clearly.
One year free boat and RV storage now available in Ireland.
That’s nothing I found a coconut washed up on the east coast of Australia covered in barnacles.
Was there anyone on board?
Dagwood Dogwood Maybe if it grabbed it by the husk
🤣😃😄😅
Now THAT is a much more interesting story.
hermit crab used it as a shell maybe?
Written on one of the inside walls of the boat, shown at 3:30 in: "I, Rick Small, donate this structure to a homeless youth to give them a better life that Newfoundlanders chose not to do! No rent. No mortgage. No hydro." The last two words are some humorous (but good) advice; but most importantly, it implies that this craft went all the way from Newfoundland in Canada to Ireland (at least 3,020 km), but I found out that it is at Newfoundland that the Gulf Stream heads East to Ireland. It doesn't prove this was the case, but it implies it, and the Gulf Stream could make that happen. The fact that no one is on board is not that big a mystery -- either:
1. It broke its moorings and drifted there (especially possible if helped by strong outgoing tide); or
2. The occupant(s) got washed off somewhere at sea; or
3. The occupant committed suicide solely by abandoning the boat, or in conjunction with some other method; or
4. The occupant(s) was (were) picked up by a much better-seeming option; or
5. The occupant(s) was (were) abducted or killed.
I think it was to be given to a homeless person to live on so the message said.
So why has that not happened. ?????
ann mcwilliams laws on vessel recovery and salvage of abandoned or wrecked ships-they have to wait at least a year to give time for owner to claim.
And it washed up in 2016. It is now 2018...
It is already solved, the boat belonged to a guy in Canada who allowed homeless to live in the boat house. During a bad storm the ship was believed sunk in Canada. So it made the journey by itself.
It would be very interesting to know the path that was taken by the boat on its way to Ireland.
Ginny - Very interesting.
The craft stood up reasonably well to the crossing.
This Mr Small is no fool. They Should have let him make the crossing.
Real adventures are inherently risky. Adventure without danger is as false as facebook. The world has become too regulated. Too wimpy. Too controlled.
@@saginverity5645 and à my
Left to right path
Why was this posted 3 hours ago if it happened in 2016? Is this what they call the late news?
I have seen it on TH-cam before.. just another rehashed vid.😡
Chevy Chase u
It took the narrator that long to come up with that much useless crap to say.
Abandoned boat washes up, and suddenly becomes mysterious.... 👎 lame
@itsme Emma No, they found its origin and owner and likely causes of it getting away. mystery solved same day. Owner didn't contact authorities probably in fear of fines.
There's no mystery when its obvious what happened to it. Even the boat itself tells its story and its easy to fill in the gaps you just need a brain.
its lame to call it a mystery when its obvious.
Owner: "Damnit, authorities don't want me to go"
Boat: "Pussy, I'm going anyway"
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@ 0:50
Hah! That is not Ireland or the Atlantic. That is Kalalau Valley on Kauai in the Pacific.
Well equipped with solar panels.
joe woodchuck I was thinking 🤔 the same thing
Unsinkable wooden boat.
You know that there is nothing interesting about this 'boat' when the narrator gives us the social history and geography of County Mayo
Can you imagine his Wife's pain when she's asks him "How was your day love"...it would go on and on and on!
I think that a local politician should be randomly selected to be set adrift on the high seas in the vessel.
We'll build more. 😃
Hillary Clinton
Nocturnal Adventures Hunting for a brain, no luck, it’s a bot pimpf for tRumpf
CFR Andre that’s so true!!
Oh, so THAT'S where my houseboat went! And here I was thinking it was safely moored on Lake Tahoe (must have come loose and drifted out to sea.)
Sue Collins Yeah, it drifted eastward over the mountains through the MidWest across the US to the eastern seaboard first, to get to the Atlantic. Went right under the arch in St. Louis. Or did it drift down to Panama, pick the Locks, navigate through the Caribbean, up the Gulf Stream and get to Ireland that way?
@@cfrandre8319 Thanks CFR Andre - I hoped somebody would pick up on that little piece of irony. I'm not an American and have never been to America but I do know that Lake Tahoe is the largest landlocked lake in the USA. By the way do you think these people understand the Law of Salvage? That the person who first sets foot on a deserted vessel gets Salvage Rights? This Rick Small sounds like a character. Have a good day!
Live in a van down by the river, it's much safer.
Chris Farley classic! Lmfao! :)
tecums3h j
Anyone who likes chris farley is automatically god level in my book lol
I didn't know that one, but I was going to post that this "boat" would be safer on a river side than on the sea...
Hysterical...
At first I thought it was a floating skip 😂😂😂
Why do people design the video titles to be impulsive but drag the story out which easily could be 2min or less to explain?
Is that what passes for a boat in Europe looks like a mobile home 😂
Interesting. I paid attention for seven minutes. Good job 👍
in about 1979 there was a lone black man living in an amphibious tank in the waters of San Francisco Bay by Berkeley where there was a maze of rock jetties and shallow water.
Rick small if I'm correct,was born to Tony small and wife from Sioux lookout,ont canada
I noticed those solar panels didn't stay on it very long. somebody claimed them pretty quick.
That's not a boat, it's a floating homeless encampment.
Pretty sophisticated one tho, gotta give em credit
Why are there so many pictures of it in different locations? Are they moving it around? It doesn’t seem like it’s designed to be steered, so maybe it’s just a floating house, and not a boat
Someone built a friggen Ark, mmmm did they get a message we all didn’t?
Can i have my kilo back
Just send the cops your address,and let them know that it was yours.
Jack, I think that you are too late as it sounds like the narrator is self testing some of it while makingthis video.
Blahaha
I'm almost done with it. I'll call you.
Please take pity for an old 69 year old Scotsman and leave a few ounces for this old gentleman as I can use it to seduce voluptious young women. Sadly at my age if I manage to attract gorgeous women I might need to Email you to ask if you can remind me what I should do next. In old age we so many mixed feelings.
Steve Fossett did crazy stunts like this as well, unfortunately he died doing what he loved.
Viking Power: No, plane crash.
Did they ever find his body?
Kenyan Bunnie Yes.
More sturdy than people once thought.
I hate it when I find a great channel but still feel gutted because I know I've missed you already.
As a Canadian, this story rings true.
My friend and I hitch hiked from Manitoba to British Columbia when we were 15. On the way back we walked from Penticton British Columbia to Calgary Alberta then got a ride from a guy going to Winnipeg Manitoba.
Let a homeless person have it
john conklin i'm pretty sure that's where it came from
in exchange for sex.
if someone can provide a house like this for a homeless, maybe our gouvernment may do something about all the homeless living downtown...
It's a pretty good 'Home-made' boat by whoever built it - so hat's off to the builder[s] - if they survived whatever trip he/she and/or their crew was attempting to make in it. I love working with wood myself and have projects going using recycled pallets - all the time - at present and am re-using old Red-gum fence posts that I asked a local fencing contractor in my area to supply me with - instead of taking them to landfill. Saw off the rotting bits that went into the ground and you still get re-usable lengths for a shorter 3-4 foot high fence which can be extended to at least 6 foot again [if desired] even after sinking 18 inches of the base of them into the ground making a fence every bit as strong if not stronger than a professionally built - new timber but poor quality [very thin pine palings] paling fence that buckles and falls apart after a very few years.
OOps! should have watched the whole video to the end to see that it wasn't that mysterious after all and was built by Rick Small of Canada apparently, which I only found out, to my chagrin, by letting the video run whilst typing my comment. :)
The old saying of; "Look before you leap" is very apt in my case here ;)
Ahh, wish this guy would just get to the point
Halfstar3 I'm not waiting. ,
Nobody has an attention span anymore.
Come tell the Fuc-en story already I’m getting old!
Calls himself an eco warrior - leaves his garbage floating around the sea
...and seriously, a tourist attraction? Just how bored are they in Ireland?
That was my boat. I used it on the river for relaxing and fishing. It got drawn out on the estuary after someone set it adrift. That was 15 months ago. Since then I’ve built another. There is no mystery about it. It’s just a handmade leaky old boat. Your welcome to it.
glad i read the comments first, saved 7 mins of my life..
😂
After a careful, detailed investigation, they spotted the clear obvious writing on the wall. Sheesh! What a waste of words...
IM SURPRISED IN HOW MANY TIMES EVERY ONE WAS AMAZED THAT THE BOAT GOT SO FAR
Thank you for sharing very cool ....awesome story n info!
It didn't get there in one piece, they only found the biggest piece! Windows broken out boards missing and so forth. Looks like it was intended to be somewhat road worthy given the 12 foot maximum width. I hope the authorities can quickly give it to a worthy charity or mens or boys group.
Whenever I hear this guys voice I immediately go to the comment section and write this saying do not bother with whatever this is
He was dissuaded from making the trans Atlantic journey, wrote a note on the wall relinquishing ownership and set it loose. It arrives and now mystery solved.
You can tell that this boat was made in modern times because of the method used to join the beams.
Also the solar arrays too.
Flex Seal works!
They need to cut it in half
Haha yeah.
it was Father Jack trying to escape Craggy Island after Father Ted hid his Drink! feck, girls, arse.. DRINK!
When a boat washes ashore, the sea has spoken.
I forgot that this dude goes on forever.
To save you time, its not a mystery.
4,000 miles Newfoundland to Ireland?!?! Clearly Atlantic seafloor spreading is moving at a very rapid pace.
As the creator of the vessel wanted it to be used, perhaps it should be used in a way that was not considered.
Ie no matter where it goes ashore in the world it should be repaired and refloated.
After all it landed in Portugal before Ireland so it could be a floating anomaly, just log every point it lands and just keep refloating it to see over the years how many places it lands at.
Get the govts involved ie not destroy it on sight, and just leave it floating around in the sea.
You never know it may save someone's life and it may provide a huge amount of information.
So long as you don't end up with a sea full of floating unclaimed boats, stick a mark on the boat to say the last location it landed and put it back, let it keep going.
Then every nation say after 10 years should hold a mass get together with the creator of the boat, then 20 years and so on, and when he dies it passes on to the town to nominate a representative picked from eco living people living there.
Could have, SHOULD HAVE covered this story in about 3 min
@cannab al This one is only 7
3 seconds,,,dumb! Waste of time
The cocain was way more interesting !!! Waste of time and mokney....canuck
Can't show many photos that way. Photos make part of the story.
Grown-ups have longer attention spans than children or idiots who watch too much tv
Never heard of this and lived in Ireland all my life
At any age, the sum of what you don't know is always greater than the sum of what you do know.
The Irish keep asking where's noah think we know where he went now 😂
That’s Paddy McGinty’s Boat!
As for that kilo, if every viewer of this clip sends me one penny for every time they hear the word ‘Amazing’! I’d be richer than selling that coke!!
If the Coast Guard unit needed a closer inspection to see the writing on the wall, that country is in deep doodoo
I feel like if a boat washed up on shore ... that there would in fact be no evidence of a crew... it's a fucking abandoned boat wash up on shore
That's a shuttle from star trek enterprise.
John Townsley "you funny guy"
or “Galaxy Quest”
I don't understand the correlation between the boat and the kilo of cocaine?
Chadrach William just given as an example of all the weird things that keep washing up on shore
It was reported the mayor of Dublin ordered it from Amazon, as his getaway car when he gives his next speech,start her up boys !!! Vooom ?
There is a lesson to be learnt from this. A boat is more likely to survive the ocean if it goes where the ocean wants it to go. Or from a human perspective you survive longer if you go with the flow.
Did that guy just stay PURSPLEX?!?!
At 3:30: "Begs the question," as usual, is misunderstood and misused. The phrase does not mean "prompts the question."
It sort of looks like a Shuttlecraft from the Original Star Trek Series.
This is another example why there should be a 3 minute max for videos
Okay. Did anybody else see the spirit standing by that boat in the beginning? White clothing as a robe or white dress/gown? Marker 1:00 to 1:10
So that's why there's a shortage of pallets. Give them back you Fiends.
You can bet a bag of taters that Irish scientists are fervently back engineering that craft. Its only a matter of time till they do.
Lmao, the Irish navy will be a force to be reckoned with when they do.
They dont have the current tech to reverse engineer it , their most brilliant minds are still trying to figure out why the front door slams when opening the back door..
Could probably be had for a case of Beer. But Finding a homeless person willing to trade a boat for a case of Beer might be a Problem.
@@TheCraigy83 There's a Bungie cord tied to both of them. That way there's at least 1 door closed.
Pretty advanced solution there buddy ! also adds a multi purpose washing line snaking through the house.. 😒 -------🥼----
It washed up on the foreshore, foreshore
These locals are greedy for a dilapidated boat!
Why are there shots of Hawaii when you describe County Mayow LOL.
A caravan in the US means a line of camels slowly moving across a desert. What they call a caravan over there is nothing but a trailer here.
It was in one piece when it washed ashore..it was torn apart when they thought it had dope on it...(turns out they were the dopes)
Dude, how many channels do you have???
This narrator is a proper funny man
It wasn't meant to be set off in a storm washed it away before we finished
It clearly says on the wall that they should give it to somebody. Why didn't they do that? That's messed up!
He actually turned in a key of coke ?!
The valley in the beginning is Kauai Hawaii.That's about as far from Ireland that you get.
Great story . 🤔😊
It’s looks like a piece of crap. Are you sure it doesn’t belong to the Canadian Navy?
Sure is but its but its done a better job than The Titanic !!
And the Irish navy is any better ?????
@@davidpedder9048 What Irish Navy wrong State Titantic made in the North lol