In 2005 and after 31 years in the brewing industry I chose "Freedom 55" and retired early. This allowed me to follow my passion of scuba diving and travel. I moved out to Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada for 3 years and became a professional scuba instructer.  Shortly after returning from New Zealand in the fall of 2011, I have been having to deal with a couple of non diving related medical issues which has forced me to hang up the mask and fins for a spell. This should give me more time for taking pictures...lol.
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Comments (14)
ladylake
Funny story......have been there, nearly. Not out of gas but the motor quit. Nice people stopped to tow us back to our cove. :-)) Looks pretty stormy on your day....we at least had nice weather.
Jay-el-Jay
I bet that they were glad to see you come along to help them out.
jocko500
Good to see good people still out there. I know there a lot of them and the news will never put out news like this. if they did I think the world would be a better place.
jayfar
A very good deed and I hope you caught plenty of fish.
Meisiekind
Oops - they can be glad you were around. great image.
sharky_
I've been hauled/towed back before with engine problems but never without running out of gas. Hope they learned their lesson for safety reasons. Great job coming to the rescue to a fellow fisherman. Great capture and memories to tell a story. Aloha
Faemike55
Very cool image and good story
flavia49
wonderful capture
Adobe_One_Kenobi
You'll be double checking fuel from now on in mate :) Brilliant story and shot.
West_coaster07
I'm sure they will Ronnie!
sandra46
superb capture!
MrsRatbag
Always good to help out when you can...what a beautiful location to break down, though! Looks chilly, but so lovely. Excellent capture!
farmerC
Shining shot.
danapommet
A great photo and story but it is damn cold looking out there!