If using American football terminology, then 40 is yards. Forty yards = 120 feet. Should we look for a 120-footer yacht? Or it isnot a yacht at all?
>Why the sudden interest now? Was London 2847 solved and I missed it?
See >>13304450
VidAnon trying a theory that LBP could be contemporaneous with 2013/2014 timeframe of the London pics. He had some interesting info on the refurb changing slip numbers.
His theory makes Slip #7 the slip to look for "the forty".
Have been helping him get info previously dug.
Now I go back to our "Man from Montevideo" who posts on TripA as JorgeT. who posted a boat in slip 7. But I can't ID her. See pic
Remember his PicTrip diary being dasting cuz this guy from Montevideo, Uruguay is talking about a great place "to escspe" in Long Beach? Turns out Uruguay was the South American country that took in the most Syrian refugees. Rememb that? The 57 pic series seemed kinda like breadcrumbs to direct someone where to go? And he showed pics of 3 boats in Basin 1? Reverie was one of them. But now we are looking at slip 7. And we have a pic the guy took of a black boat in slip 7.
See pic.
He only took pics of 3 boats. The third one is slip #7. Three bears? Too hard, too soft, just right?
What if the aqualink was not taken OUT of Basin 1 but INTO Basin 1? From where Carnival Cruise Line or Queen Mary are?
If the boat in slip 7 is a contact or transport to someplace else like Catalina where MANY boats go? And from there they disappear on another boat up the coast. There is also the route FROM Catalina to nearby Queen Mary and from there to Basin 1 to make contact with a certain boat captain. Many possibilities. But if the slip and her boat seem to be more important than a landmark.
Awesome werk, Anon! Reeeee!
Anon, I don't think the boat you found on SV matches JASMINE. See forward windscreens in pics as well as aft deck. That said, this digz is guud you guyz. Carry on.
>Any ideas on what else to look for to get some sense of time of year, time of day, more or less?
The swell direction appears out of the Northwest.I do know that SoCal surfers love it when there are tropical storms to the South (off Mexico). This may cause swells from the South or Southwest which strike the shores at a better angle. Combine that with an offshore wind direction and you get the bigger waves.
Not wanting to slide this Q pic dig too much, so just gonna leave this link for you to understand connection between swell direction vs coastline orientation and how that makes for waves or no waves.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Yl14Dggru0o&feature=youtu.be
The swells in Q pic are from Northwest and blocked by the Palos Verdes Peninsula to the North- so calm seas, no surf. May be a clue to time of year?
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Was trying to post that the Ever saga still seems relevant and got a weird ban response after. I entered UK thread by way of catalog. Seems okay now. I see anons sharing from other breads all the time. I see no prob or slide with the post about Ever especially since we have just done a deep dig on Long Beach where there are many 40-foot containers. Just my take. Carry on.