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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Aug 4, 2011
Description:
Now Here’s a Boat .. or ..
Better let Don tell this one..
Date Taken:
Aug 4, 2011
Place Taken:
Tar Bay, Richmond, VA
Owner:
John Dunlop
File Name:
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Category:
1029,John D''s Fun Shots
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Kenneth Leonard - Aug 04,2011
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I've got a pontoon boat here with the deck stripped clean. Electric motor on back and picnic table & grill & blender. All the neighbors use it.
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Jon Ladd - Aug 04,2011
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Blender? Must be a long extension chord 
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Kenneth Leonard - Aug 04,2011
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inverter on the marine battery for the trolling motor. Gotta have those tropical drinks in the tropics!
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John Robert Dunlop - Aug 04,2011
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Here's another shot..<br />And one of his slick outrigger canoe
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Dan Nickens - Aug 04,2011
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Nice to see that it is a properly registered vessel!
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Don Maxwell - Aug 04,2011
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I wanted a floating dock (because of the 3-foot tide), but that requires jumping through many hoops to beg Permission From The Authorities. A boat license, on the other hand, is only $7 a year and lets us legally toot around the bay under power. The neighbors think it's fun. I think it's silly and fun.<br /><br />It's a barge. So I broke open a bottle of Dos Equis on its bow and called it the Large Marge Party Barge and Self-Propelled Seaplane Tender. That seemed silly enough, and in any case I like Dos Equis. <a href="http://staythirstymyfriends.com/?oa=y">http://staythirstymyfriends.com/?oa=y</a>
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Jim Moline - Aug 05,2011
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3 Foot tide??<br />In Sydney we have 6-7 Foot and up north Qeensland they have 20 Foot Tides and more on occassions.<br />At high tide you can beach a dingy 10 Feet from shore and come back 6 hours later and have to drag the dingy 3-400 (yes Hundred) YARDS to water.
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Dave Edward - Aug 05,2011
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Great idea Don. Is Carol checked out on it?<br />Would be great fun in the Bay of Funday and it's 56' tides.
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Don Maxwell - Aug 05,2011
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Jim, the tide is about six feet 100 miles east, where the river enters the Atlantic. Up here, the water is fresh. The tidal influence ends at Richmond, which is built on the fall line. The river rises something like 150 air miles farther west, in the Shenandoah valley.<!-- >'"><br><font color=red size=6>' or > missing in user HTML. Please fix the HTML.</font> -->
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Dan Nickens - Aug 05,2011
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It's not silly, Don, to outwitted the sneaky, conniving bureau-cats! Well done.
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Don Maxwell - Aug 05,2011
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Well, it probably looks silly to cruise around sitting in several of those red plastic Adirondak chairs, sipping wine.<!-- >'"><br><font color=red size=6>' or > missing in user HTML. Please fix the HTML.</font> -->
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