Anyone in the Annapolis/Arnold, MD Area

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04-05-2014 | 11:26 AM

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Griswald

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Ironic - I was just in Arnold, MD last week visiting Lilly Sport Boats

04-05-2014 | 11:45 AM

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sleev-les

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I used to love riding by Lilly when they moved to Ritchie Highway.... Sucks they moved again, but I believe the leaseholder caused that...

04-05-2014 | 01:48 PM

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ICDEDPPL

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I stopped by there today with my quadcopter:

it was covered

04-05-2014 | 05:21 PM

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KRAUSMOTORSPORTS

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Originally Posted by ICDEDPPL

I stopped by there today with my quadcopter:

it was covered

now this is funny! You should advertise a spy business! hahaha j/k but hey ya have to do what ya have to do to get information sometimes

04-05-2014 | 08:03 PM

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Ghost24

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Thanks sleev-less, that's perfect. I'll take a gander, hopefully tomorrow.

EDIT: lol, and now I see the quadcopter pics. Nice work!

04-06-2014 | 05:13 AM

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Originally Posted by sleev-les

So, this has been bothering (for lack of a better word) me for some time. When I get food from Subway in Arnold, MD, I take some back roads to get to college parkway on my way home. I have been passing a boat under a blue tarp for more than 2 years and I never have seen it move. Recently, with the weather and wind, the tarp blew off (revealing the Cig emlbem) and still no attempt to put it back on. I am really thinking the owner doesn't care and its just been sitting. The bow is facing me so I couldn't even see if there are drives, let alone if its powered. Its either a 35 or a 38 (again, just hard to tell while driving past). Its a long shot, but does anyone that may be local know about this boat and history? I'm wondering because I hate seeing it sit there and have almost been tempted to knock on the guys door and ask about it.

That's a friend of mines boat.... Kurt and his wife Marybeth...they use the boat but trailer it to sandy point.. He has owned it for years

Pat