May I have my helicopter back now please

Freakin french....

Very nice..great high res!

The color of the water is so inviting!!!

Ahhhh...I wish I was there now. Beautiful.

Now, THAT'S luxury! That beautiful house in its own private (gorgeous) cove, with your large catamaran moored off shore... droooool Where is that, anyway?

kyricom: love to see your comments When the contest's over I will tell you where it is

Oh NO! You Can't Keep us in suspense like this.. if you own it I need to borrow it for like... 100 years. I promise I'll give it back... oh yea and make sure the bills are paid

Unfortunately I don't own this place but I spend my vacations there. The bay is a wild place, the house is owned by one family and the boat belongs to someone else. But all three elements make such a beautiful set. It is so quiet and peaceful with no souvenir shops and discos an very few tourists.
No, I won't tell you where it is (at least now now). I want to keep it for myself.
"It is mine. My preccciousssss"

Yes - I keep asking them not to park the boat there

I can see how some consider this luxury, but I just see overcrowding

I'm with you there Ted.............. two weeks trapped on board a ship with this lot would drive me nuts...............

Well adeincyprus... you don't seem like the most "people-oriented" person in the world so I wouldn't put you in a scene like this. I myself turn into someone that doesn't like a lot of people when surrounded like this but it was actually a very nice cruise. A drunk one but nice still the same.

Great shot, just what I could do with..get away from the snow!

you are absolutely right author, I hate crowds, I love people, but not all in the same place at the same time, this really is not my idea of fun. I am sure to some it is a wonderful way of taking a vacation.......... and I am very glad you had fun

to each his own, as the theme says!

jeaniblog... SEND ME SOME SNOW!

I'm hearing you Ade, crowds are not for me ... now if they had a single chair up on top of the red thingy (tech term for the rear of the boat) - that would be where to find me