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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Aug 16, 2004
Description:
If you look closely you might spot two SeaReys floating out there in the lagoon. Again, this was early in the week. Later on it got more crowded--but the seaplane base is never CROWDED!
Date Taken:
Aug 16, 2004
Place Taken:
Oshkosh
Owner:
Don Maxwell
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Frank A. Carr - Aug 22,2004
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Don,<br />May I assume there were mooring buoys and you didn't carry nor use an anchor?
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Don Maxwell - Aug 22,2004
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Right, Frank. You can see one of the buoys in the photo, a white ball floating just to the right of the guy's face, lower left. There are a few others in the background, too.<br /><br />The seaplane base provides a bridle, maybe 6 feet long, to hook the airplane to the buoy. (Actually, they charge you a deposit, which you get back when you leave without the bridle.) I don't know how the buoys themselves are anchored, but they seemed secure. I do carry an anchor (a light weight aluminum Danforth-type, from West Marine), but have used it only a few times.
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