Sometimes I wonder why I spend all this time and money working on my boat. Its days like these that make it all worth while. Got to take my son & grandson offshore yesterday. Also wife, daughter in law and granddaughter who is 1 year old. Wouldn't have been a fun trip for them in a center console but they faired quite well in the salon with a/c and TV going. This was both of the grand kids first trip offshore. I would say the grand daughter was the youngest one I have had offshore but had a 6 week old on a trip about 3 weeks ago. Im just glad the captain sits in the bridge and not the salon.
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06-30-2019 10:57 PM #1
Why we work on these old boats
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07-01-2019 02:40 PM #2Senior Member
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Re: Why we work on these old boats
THAT is what it is all about!!! Love it!!
SOUTHPAWS
1986 52C Hull #391 8v92TI
PENSACOLA, FL
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07-02-2019 07:14 AM #3Senior Member
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Re: Why we work on these old boats
Some PFDs would be good?
GLORY Hull # 365
Northport, NY
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07-02-2019 08:59 AM #4
Re: Why we work on these old boats
I let them out of their PFD's for 1 minute at the dock to look at the live well and leave it to someone on this forum to complain. If it makes you feel better here is a picture to them in their PFD's while the boat was away from the dock
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Re: Why we work on these old boats
Somehow we survived
Sky Cheney
1985 53EDMY, Hull #CN759, "Rebecca"
ELYC on White Lake--Montague, MI