S.S. - What? by kaward
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I saw this boat being cleaned and scrubbed on the shore of Windermere. It's hull and upper deck seemed to be made totally out of Stainless Steel. With a disc ground surface throughout. The hull was in the water in this unpainted condition and made me curious.
I wondered if this is why some boats have the prefix S.S.?
Comments (7)
That is such a cute little vessel! It usually means SteamShip but that seems so obvious, so....ShinyShip, Sparkling Skin?
I've sat here for over five minutes trying to think of a one 'liner' but have given up!!! Nice shot.
Stunning capture my friend.
Now that is one shiny little boat you found here. I've never seen a SS one before. This is a lovely scene too.
hehe...you are so funny. Of course this is the reason - what else? I should think this has been a labour of love for someone. It could be made of silver paper for all I would care, living in a stunning place like this.
Stainless steel is very expensive and also heavy. I think your boat looks more like aluminum construction. Nice shot!
What an idyllic image this is. ^=^ Fabulous capture so in my view the SS stands for Simply Superb! ^=^