:lolhit:

Putting the hours on!! That's what we're doing. Old school boating, looking at the beauty in the 1000 Islands at 45 instead of wide open. As a amtter of fact, the only thing that's been wide open are my eyes! I remember why we love to boat! Up to about 6 hours of running time and about 10 hours of just hanging out. The weather hasn't been real good, but like they say, a bad day of boating still beats doing nothing at all (or work for that matter). Looking forward to some more company on The River soon.

What do your schedules look like?

Dave

So the wind chill was about 30 eh

So how's the relatives making out on the Sea Ray? They do a sea trial yet? Sounded like the numbers were going to work out for them last I checked.

A cluster fock in general, the 4th is looking good though, in that it's my traditional show up date :drink:. Been out a few times down on this end of the river and might eventually make it up there if the weather would cooperate. Had planed to cruise up saturday and stay over but mother nature screwed that. So we ran around sunday for a while and called it a day when the rain started. I am begining to remember why I moved upstream years ago.

I could use a good "Prop guy" , any suggestions on that one?

If all goes well,this week end will be the sea trial and if i get my boat back the bird and myself are going to run the boats from the pond to the bay maybe spend the nite and exscort them back to the pond.

OK who believes any of this?:bsflag: Sounds like an alternative lifestyle tourism commercial

Just talked to Axa on the phone. Axa may come part way and meet us on the way up to the Bay. If the weather is good, a night over would be great. I haven't made the run from the Pond to the Bay in years. Hope I remember the way!!!:eek:

All right professor, The Harbour in Oswego is spelled as in my post, maybe in the north country it is spelled without the "u" or possibly Horbour. You bathe in a crick, don't cha?:grinser010:

Bird, when are you planning to go up?