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Old 10-07-2007, 11:57   #16
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Old 10-07-2007, 12:08   #17
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Just something not right here!

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Old 10-07-2007, 12:27   #18
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I'm pretty sure that is how NOT to launch your boat.
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Isn't this the way you all carry your runabouts. The only problem here is that the truck is too small. Either that or it's a boat trying to mate with a truck. That's how you get those amphibious things.
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I don't know what it says about the truck or the boat, but it speaks volumes about the structural integrity of the light pole!

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Yep that's a damn good pole. They should have made the truck out of that material. LOL
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Old 10-07-2007, 15:33   #22
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Old 10-07-2007, 15:42   #23
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I told Lori if I ever wanted to build/fix up a wooden boat she had my permission to whack me upside the head! This kinda project, somehow, might be something I could get away with!
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[QUOTE]what these are?/[QUOTE]

They look a lot like the light houses we have on the southern Chesapaeke. These are clearly military. Our light houses have a cast iron cylinder base instead of the tripod bases. We have some that the house part is brick too.

They recently sold off a couple near here to private parties. I think a few went cheap but turning them into a habitable place isn't easy or cheap. Some are a few miles from land.

Wolf Trap Light

Wolftrap and Thimble Shoals were sold. The little structure to the right on Wolftrap is the out house. I sailed by it just last Sunday.
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what these are?

I'm not sure, but these are their cousins -


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Move over Moby Dick. Get out of the water Jaws. There's a new monster from the deep on the radar. Get ready for...Lemmy the Lobster.
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Hi guys! Occasionally drop by to stock up on the abundant words of wisdom here, not often found at altitude (i.e. aviation boards). These days a coupla seaplane forums occupy my spare time, but I still nurse my dream of sailing.

This monster-size lobster made my day!!!
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Old 11-07-2007, 14:06   #30
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That's one nice lobster, Gord, but here's a truly awesome pair!
Lobster? What lobster? I don't see no lobster!!!!
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