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Last year I took the TopGun from my place In Boynton Beach on the ICW to the restaurant I worked at in Delray. It was great, but it wasn't much fun idling all the way home at 2am. Plus, my neighbors were not really happy when I came home late. :D

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I always wanted to, and just before I started my current job, they moved inland from a marina location.

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Drove my boat to work at least once a week while in TN... worked and lived on the lake... it was about a half hour drive... and great!!!!!!!

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Out of novelty, I have always wanted to take my boat up into Washington DC for an appointment, and taxi downtown. The problem is there really aren't too many marinas to choose from. I will do it someday though.

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Daily to and from work on a small island so there is no choice. I do general island work/maintanace in the Thousand Islands in Northern New York.

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Everyday in the summer! We live on an island, so its either hovercraft or boat!

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What kind of boat?

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Staten Island Ferry count? SI to NY,NY everyday ... few years back :D :rolleyes: :D

After moving it would be a 92mi run - each way - for me ... :eek:

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When we lived in Fort Washington we used to take the Donzi into Old Town as it cost less to dock for the day than parking. Of course gas was a little more, but who's counting.

-Greg

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I run a boat about three days a week...
I have areas where I can put a boat in and hit three or four dealers via the water... :cool:
Then there are the days where I put a boat on and off the trailer three or four times...
Different boats..one day a 2,000lb 20' bass boat, another day a 10,000lb 30' CC with twins...

I don't have a slip at home, so I can't "commute" via water... :(