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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Sep 16, 2009
Description:
Winds - calm, air temperature - 75ºF/24ºC, water temperature - 68ºF/20ºC (and refreshing!) and a mere 1,640 feet to the bottom!
Date Taken:
Sep 16, 2009
Place Taken:
Lake Tahoe
Owner:
John Spratt
File Name:
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Category:
302, Sierra Seareys
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Bruno Grondin - Sep 16,2009
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Hey John, is it a pamper hehehe... You really semm to enjoy keep on doiing it my friend
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John Spratt - Sep 16,2009
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There are several 'clothing optional beaches' where you don't even need a pamper!
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Rick Oreair - Sep 17,2009
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Well as cold as that water is, no one could see anything anyway!!!
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Frank A. Carr - Sep 17,2009
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Congrats John! 68F is beyond refreshing. Now that I'm Floridianized, 85F is my minimum. But I guess 68F helps to get you back in the SR.<!-- >'"><br><font color=red size=6>' or > missing in user HTML. Please fix the HTML.</font> -->
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Mark Alan MacKinnon - Sep 17,2009
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Swimming from my plane is something I haven't tried yet.
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Tony Gugliuzza - Sep 17,2009
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I was surprised at how easy it is to get back in the plane.
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Frank A. Carr - Sep 18,2009
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I'll bet it;s easy Tony if the water is 68 degrees.
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Don Maxwell - Sep 18,2009
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Okay, John, I'll be the one to ask: What's that purple thing on the float strut?
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Dave Lima - Sep 18,2009
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Carolyn's bathing suit....looks like this could get to be a classic case of raisin bag with those freezing water temps.
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Andy Shane - Oct 06,2009
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Haw... I was wondering, and then Dave stepped up to the mike.<br /><br />Was it Geo Costanza who said, 'It's the SHRINKAGE FACTOR!'<br /><br />Great pic, really, John. That's what it's all about.
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John Spratt - Sep 18,2009
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Ballast. As Carolyn was in the right seat and about 50 lbs lighter than me, it takes 5 lbs of ankle weights to balance the Searey.
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Don Maxwell - Sep 18,2009
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Interesting! I've never tried that--just let the left float drag. Do you fly that way, too?
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