Neptunus 65′ motor Yacht
by FastFreddy on Jan.29, 2012, under Boats, FeelGood Girls
Todays Yacht is a 65′ 2000 Neptunus. Neptunus is famous for their attention to detail.
E-mail us at fastfreddy@mermaidsandtales.com for information on this yacht. Now follow the FeelGood girls as they tour the motor yacht ‘Lush Us’.
- The 65′ Neptunus
- These are your feelgood girls; Kristen, Dana and Autumn.
- Notice how vast and nice looking the back deck is.
- The sunpad is large and big enough for a party.
- or take a nap
- or getting some sun
- or just looking good.
- The bridge is where it all happens.
- The captains chairs are firm and comfortable.
- facing forward or port, the chairs work in all angles.
- The instruments are fully stacked with everything a captain could ask for.
- The bridge has a great area for planning your trip or just relaxing.
- After a hard day at sea, you can relax in the interior lounge.
- The master stateroom is large and comfortable
- sometimes it’s nice to just talk.
- There are mirrors everywhere
- that make the room look larger
- The master stateroom is as comfortable as it gets.
This could be your boat
65′ Neptunus, the video
by FastFreddy on Jan.23, 2012, under Boats, FeelGood Girls
While doing a photo shoot for ‘Dock Holiday’, we saw this beautiful 65 foot Neptunus. One of the spectators at the photo shoot asked us if we would like to do a shoot on the ‘Lush Us’. Since we are always looking for ways to put beautiful women on beautiful boats, we said ‘sure’. What follows is the result. We have the photos from the shoot shortly, but get a sneak peak by checking it out here.
Aunt Kate’s Restaurant
by FastFreddy on Dec.26, 2011, under Destinations
For those of you who have been living in the Jacksonville area may remember a fish camp and restaurant called Oscars. It was a great place to have lunch and watch the boats on the intracoastal and the airplanes at St. Augustine. It burned down many years ago and only the fish camp remained.
The cat was the boss at the fish camp and it still is.
The Restaurant has been completely rebuilt and is now called Aunt Kates. They kept some of the good features of Oscars such as great food at inexpensive prices and fantastic views and wrapped all of that in a very friendly building and deck.
Entering the restaurant, you will see the bar area to the right.
You can sit inside or outside on the deck. On the weekends, they have entertainment and he was so good, I actually gave him a tip.
The back Deck is the place to be.
By leaving the trees, they kept a nice feature that was also part of Oscars.
With the fish camp right there, you can get to Aunt Kates by either boat or car.
The best part of Aunt Kates is having dinner, a drink and a great sunset. Kind of a triple threat.
End the day with a little romance and you can’t ask for a better place to enjoy the Florida Lifestyle.
My Kind of Yacht
by FastFreddy on Nov.08, 2011, under Boats
In all my 40 years of boating, This is probably the neatest boat I have ever seen. We received this from Sorry Dog which scares me just a little. I think we may be looking at his next project.

This yacht was designed by UK based Yacht Island Design. Instead of bringing a boat to an island, they brought the island to the boat.

The design is inspired by tropical islands, with huts, a pool and to top of that, a whole volcano. Since this is a yacht, it comes packed with special VIP rooms, arcades, gym, lounges, spas and even a helipad.

The volcano adds a lot of beauty to the whole look of the yacht, it also happens to have water flowing out of it onto the pool creating this amazing river complementing the whole tropical look.

The back of the yacht has a retractable beach deck where structures float on the sea making the sea accessible to swim in and of course grant access to various water activities such as wake boarding and jet-skis. The whole concept is pure genius and the result looks even better.

The SorryDog CarBoat
by FastFreddy on May.30, 2011, under Boats, Cars, Mermaids
One day, Sorrydog was sitting around at the point just looking over the property and some of the items that were laying about.
He spotted and old jet boat and an old beach buggy. Now most of us, to save space, would just take the items to the junk yard but not Sorrydog. His thought was ‘lets combine them and I’ll save space and have something to ride around in’. Once the thought entered the Sorrydogs’ mind, there was no stopping him. What following is the beginning of a special project that ended with an un-believable vehicle. We showed you the making of the Sorrydog Boat, now follow along with the making of the sorrydog CarBoat.Welcome to
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