Anything goes Boat Photo thread
02-04-2010 | 09:55 AM
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02-04-2010 | 10:17 AM
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02-04-2010 | 11:52 AM
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Jayboat your pictures are just a little better than mine! LOL
Thanks buddy those are GREAT!
Hey Big Bill was talking trash about you what's up with that?
Keep posting and join in the fun.
Thanks buddy those are GREAT!
Hey Big Bill was talking trash about you what's up with that?
Keep posting and join in the fun.
02-04-2010 | 12:01 PM
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Attn Anchorman
You've been to the Glenn! COOL
Most people I talk with don't have a clue unless they are from Florida.
We made the trip at sunup from Jacksonville and pulled back into Jacksonville right at dark and had one of the best boating days every.
That is a really cool place that is hard to explain to folks.
Natural Spring
Pumping out something like 40,000 gallons of water per hour
It is COLD! Like 55-60 degree water that gives you a major shock.
You can walk around for the most part and when you get close to the spring the force pushed you back.
There was a tree swing when we were there that was a lot of fun.
The water is 100% crystal clear and you can count the sands at the bottom.
There were about a hundred boats in there the day we went.
If you don't know how to get in off the lake you will probably run a ground.
ONE COOL PLACE parden the pun!
You've been to the Glenn! COOL
Most people I talk with don't have a clue unless they are from Florida.
We made the trip at sunup from Jacksonville and pulled back into Jacksonville right at dark and had one of the best boating days every.
That is a really cool place that is hard to explain to folks.
Natural Spring
Pumping out something like 40,000 gallons of water per hour
It is COLD! Like 55-60 degree water that gives you a major shock.
You can walk around for the most part and when you get close to the spring the force pushed you back.
There was a tree swing when we were there that was a lot of fun.
The water is 100% crystal clear and you can count the sands at the bottom.
There were about a hundred boats in there the day we went.
If you don't know how to get in off the lake you will probably run a ground.
ONE COOL PLACE parden the pun!
