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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Nov 26, 2008
Description:
Tony and Cheryl just arrived. Two Seareys in the front yard. WAY COOL! Laura said, 'Great, now we have 2 leaf blowers'
Date Taken:
Nov 26, 2008
Place Taken:
Parrot Head Point
Owner:
Jeff Arnold
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Category:
5, Fun SeaRey Photos
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Philip Mendelson - Nov 26,2008
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ALMOST A GAGGLE...
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Dave Edward - Nov 27,2008
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Nice photo...hope you have good brakes.
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Dave Lima - Nov 27,2008
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That's almost romantic! Nice to see a lawn without snow on it.
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Tony Gugliuzza - Nov 27,2008
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Dave E.<br />No, I have horrible brakes.<br />You are right, it is very steep.<br />Getting up the hill is easy.<br />This photo shows the more successful, less exciting method of getting back in the water (the first time we used two people as brakes instead of the truck and rope - it didnt work out so well).<br />
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Tony Gugliuzza - Nov 27,2008
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Jeff has an awesome beachfront playland. <br />But it is a bit steep, I'll need to get good brakes for the summertime so I can join all the parties!
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Dave Edward - Nov 28,2008
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I know how you feel Tony. My brakes were virtually non existent when I purchased VMU. The slope down my lawn isn't as extreme as Jeff's....but I had to shut the engine off for the final plunge down my rubber ramp...into the water...and then start up and be on my way. Dave King ( God bless him ) designed and installed differential brakeing after I spent a couple of $$ and bought new pads and drums. Works like a damn...until they get wet.
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Philip Mendelson - Nov 28,2008
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party, party, did someone say PARTY
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Dennis Vogan - Nov 28,2008
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Perfect SeaRey spot Jeff. How many Reys will your lawn fit?
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Jeff Arnold - Nov 28,2008
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I rekon at least six. We should give it a go eh? Y'all come on down.
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Bill Fosdick - Nov 29,2008
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I'm ready. Figure its less than 2 hours flying from Lake Anna?<br />
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Rick Oreair - Nov 29,2008
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Come on down? Are you excluding your southern partyer's???
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Don Maxwell - Nov 29,2008
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Rick, don't confuse Jeff. He still thinks Virginia is a southern state.
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Dennis Scearce - Nov 29,2008
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Hey, I'm a Virginia Boy and I consider myself a southerner. In fact, my VaTech class ring has the Confederate flag one it. They took it off the year after I graduated.
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Don Maxwell - Nov 30,2008
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Sorry, Jeff, but VT was right to take the flag off. Here's how I know (one of my favorite stories--sorry if I've already inflicted it on you): <P>I got my SES at Jim Kirk's in South Carolina. One day we were having lunch with a guy who worked for him, at a kind of country diner near his airport. Jim and the other guy got into an animated conversation about local politics. After a while I said something that the other guy didn't agree with. He glared at me and leaned halfway across the table.<P>"You're from <I>Richmond</I>, ain't ya."<P>Oh-oh. I knew I was in trouble by the way he spit the word out: "RICH. mond." And it was a statement, not a question.<P>"yyYes," I said, fearing the worst. <P>"You <I>Yankees</I>," he hissed, "don't know <I>nuthin'</I>!"<P><BR>Jim and I both laughed (although maybe for different reasons) and that was that. But I was glad the guy didn't know that I'd grown up in Ohio.<!-- >'"><br><font color=red size=6>' or > missing in user HTML. Please fix the HTML.</font> -->
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Rick Oreair - Dec 11,2008
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Dammit professor, you didn't have to admit it ! Now we know! I had an employee who was born in Boston, but he wouldn't admit to being a Yankee, simply considered it a birth defect!
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Don Maxwell - Dec 11,2008
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Rick-- Eastern seaboard states in increasing order of Southiness:<br /><br />N<br /> |<br />ME<br />MA<br />DE/NJ/NY/CT/RI<br />FL<br />MD<br />VA<br />NC<br />GA<br />SC<br /> |<br />S<br />
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Victor Wallace Strawbridge - Dec 12,2008
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NH ?
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Charles Pickett - Dec 12,2008
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FREE State
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Don Maxwell - Dec 12,2008
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Charlie's right about NH, Vic. I thought about putting it in the list--and VT and PA. But including them would have required listing all 50, and that was giving me a headache. Is OH more 'south' than PA? Maybe, but IN is definitely 'south' of IL and maybe even of MO, which some people insist is farther 'south' than AR... There's no end to it.
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Don Maxwell - Dec 12,2008
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Now that I think about it, I should have ranked states according to seaplane friendliness. That's the culture of this website. So AK is probably #1 and PA might be #50. <br /><br />And what about seaplane-friendly countries? Canada is probably well up in that list. The US is pretty good. Australia? Italy? Norway? Finland? Is North Korea at the bottom?
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