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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Sep 3, 2006
Description:
On the other hand, why park the SeaRey when there is still plenty of water to explore?
Date Taken:
Sep 3, 2006
Place Taken:
Clermont, FL
Owner:
Dan Nickens
File Name:
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Category:
34, Florida Flying
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Frank A. Carr - Sep 03,2006
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Dan, have been missing your advetures and photos, so these are <br />welcome. Has anyone ever sat out a TRW in a pond on the hook? That <br />might be safer but gutsy.
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Dan Nickens - Sep 03,2006
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When I first got my old Buc II, Frank, I flew it home with a very experienced instructor. As we approached a big storm he told me to put it down in a cove. We waited out the storm, hot and uncomfortable, on the water. Fortunately the lightning missed us. I'm sure it had more to do with good luck rather than good living.<br /><br />Rob Loneragan has a tale about spending the night on the water downunder. That wouldn't be any fun.
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Jeff Arnold - Sep 04,2006
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I smell the makings of a Nickens tale. Big storm, wait it out on a remote lake. Stuck overnight. String out Kevin D'Angelo's hamocks between the bow eye and the wing strut. Then throw in a few Florida Gators and the adventure is in full swing.
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Dave Edward - Sep 04,2006
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Hey Jeff...you forgot the beautiful young widow marooned on an island of saw grass.<br />She is a distant cousin of the one Dan found on an island in Georgian Bay.<br />
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