Now THAT'S a Rooster Tail....
01-15-2002, 03:29 PM
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Now THAT'S a Rooster Tail....
01-15-2002, 03:42 PM
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Baja, where have you been, weather is turning nice, let us know when the boat starts running to the keys, we want to go, did you get my message about the keys in July? 
01-15-2002, 03:45 PM
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What's going on, Mike? How you been?
I spent last week in Ontario and it's been busy since then.
Luckily this past weekend was absolutely georgeous. We burned a tank of gas in the boat and had a good time. Great boating in January!!!
I did not get your message about the keys. We had server problems last week. They assured us no e-mails would be lost, but I guess they were wrong. Re-send it...I'm interested. L8R!
I spent last week in Ontario and it's been busy since then.
Luckily this past weekend was absolutely georgeous. We burned a tank of gas in the boat and had a good time. Great boating in January!!!
I did not get your message about the keys. We had server problems last week. They assured us no e-mails would be lost, but I guess they were wrong. Re-send it...I'm interested. L8R!
01-15-2002, 04:08 PM
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Holy Chit! I know that boat!
If anybody from the Wisconsin/Michigan area remembers, several years ago there was a proposal to have a high speed ferry service between Milaukee and central Michigan. Well, we're working on the architectural plans for the project, and the boat that they are using looks EXACTLY like that one.
In fact the first proposal (turned out to be too expensive) had 4 engines and jet pumps. The current boat has been cut down and has "only" twins. It's still way cool.
If anybody from the Wisconsin/Michigan area remembers, several years ago there was a proposal to have a high speed ferry service between Milaukee and central Michigan. Well, we're working on the architectural plans for the project, and the boat that they are using looks EXACTLY like that one.
In fact the first proposal (turned out to be too expensive) had 4 engines and jet pumps. The current boat has been cut down and has "only" twins. It's still way cool.
01-15-2002, 04:41 PM
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Definately. It's going to be THEE way to go. Can't wait! No parking. No Driving. No hassle. Save 5 hours. Drink on the way down--on the way back. What more could you ask for.
