Beware of the large moving objects

The railroad track shot was taken at a boat ramp on Sebago Lake. So well I didn't have to be aware trains but large party boats on trailers was another thing. I keep safely away from the path the boat would take to the water.

[Richard Sayer]

Unusual boat... doesn't look like it would be very safe or stable - especially for a party.

[Milanie]

Those party barges must be a nighmare to back down a boat ramp! I'd hate to tow those in traffic. Have seen this shot many times and it always amazes me.

[Louise & Ken]

Clearly summer is upon us and they're ready to celebrate in a big way!

[Wendy]

Fun boat - does not go too fast but you can't find a safer boat to be on!

[Taffy]

Looks like he was coming right at you!

[Jane Pittenger]

Yikes! When we are swimming in our local lake that we share with fishing boats, we are always nervous when we see a fast style boat launching

[Linda Godwin]

Its just waiting to happen!

[Diana]

Wow, that does look rather scary!

[Joan Robillard]

@vignouse in the lake waters those two big baffles (?) make it very stable. Most times people pull into coves or into the middle of lakes and anker and socialize.....many lubricating the socialization.

[Henri Russell]

I think it is rather an art to be able to back up a traile. Good capture. It looks like he is telling you to get out of the way.

[Joan Robillard]

@henrir I was up on a curb so not in his way but I think he was making sure of that.

[Islandgirl]

A sure sign of summer!

[Margo Sayer]

The driver/owner pales into insignificance vis à vis the bulk of the trailer and boat,

[Jane Anderson]

It is indeed hard for a driver to maneuver those things with a clear view, so you are very wise!

[Karly]

Let the good times roll!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

My dad had a pontoon boat for a little while and it was really nice to take it out on Lake Champlain for a spin. He loved fishing from it. Looks like this fellow is an expert at getting his on to the water. Good shot.