Route for Lake Champlain - May 19th 2007
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05-04-2007, 09:37 AM
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I will be out of town for my nieces graduation from Rutgers (still looking for a nappy headed ho wig to wear) but will try and be back for the post-run festivities at the Turtle.
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"All I need are some tasty waves, a cool buzz and I'm fine"
"All I need are some tasty waves, a cool buzz and I'm fine"
05-04-2007, 10:04 AM
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Yes, I am still alive.
The boat is sold... And yes... I'm in love
I should be around on the 19. At least, I'd like to see all of you at the Turtle. It's been a very special year for me with MAJOR ajustments
I'm back, stronger then ever. As for a new boat for this summer, I still have some work to do before I get there.
I look further for a great time with all of you in a few days.
J-S
The boat is sold... And yes... I'm in love
I should be around on the 19. At least, I'd like to see all of you at the Turtle. It's been a very special year for me with MAJOR ajustments
I'm back, stronger then ever. As for a new boat for this summer, I still have some work to do before I get there.
I look further for a great time with all of you in a few days.
J-S
05-07-2007, 05:48 AM
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I want to let everyone know that is coming to the ride that the Lake has been very high this year and the run is early in the season.
This in mind I would suggest everyone to fuel up on land and not expect to get good quality gas on the Lake this early in the season. It will be either last seasons gas or due to the high water some water might be in the stored fuel close to the lake.
I have blown one engine up with that kind situation a few years back, so please keep this in mind.
This in mind I would suggest everyone to fuel up on land and not expect to get good quality gas on the Lake this early in the season. It will be either last seasons gas or due to the high water some water might be in the stored fuel close to the lake.
I have blown one engine up with that kind situation a few years back, so please keep this in mind.
