5 days/4 nights on a 24' cuddy in the Keys ;)
thats my kinda trip right there. Fast an light and enjoying every minute of it.
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02-20-2012, 06:44 PM
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You and yer freekin coffee wars! Suk it up and buy a little generator! Or dock where you can sneek an outlet in the am(Capt Woodys)
Nice trip Gary! Glad you two had a ball. Too bad you couldn't do it a month ago w/us
No problem... we'll do Erie this summer. You got my number. Miss your wife. You well, ehhh...
Nice trip Gary! Glad you two had a ball. Too bad you couldn't do it a month ago w/us
No problem... we'll do Erie this summer. You got my number. Miss your wife. You well, ehhh...
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02-20-2012, 08:16 PM
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Nice trip
I bought a velocity 260 to do similar multi day tips but once my woman saw the added room and seperate head of a baja 322 I switched boats. Props to your wife
I bought a velocity 260 to do similar multi day tips but once my woman saw the added room and seperate head of a baja 322 I switched boats. Props to your wife
02-20-2012, 08:25 PM
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man that trip sounds awesome! im hatin on you right now bro! lol
glad somebodys gettin to do some boatin this winter. thanks for sharin!
i love the keys...havnt been in years. im gonna go back again someday. i used to get down there prety often till i moved up north.
glad somebodys gettin to do some boatin this winter. thanks for sharin!
i love the keys...havnt been in years. im gonna go back again someday. i used to get down there prety often till i moved up north.
02-20-2012, 08:34 PM
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Fantastic adventure. The lady and I were just talking about how we missed two years ago, where we went out on overnight trips quite a bit. Your Sonic looks to have a much bigger cabin than my 22' POS, but we had a great time. The PP sucks, but we got by. I learned that the Folgers coffee bags with hot water heated on the Magma grill were great. The battery operated makers just plain don't work, too much juice required.
I hope this summer if I still have a boat, we can do some real excursions. It's a better vaca than the hotels for sure. Even 20 miles away from home is a rest when spending the night aboard.
I think more people would do this kind of boating if they had 25-28 footers with reasonable cabins with enclosed heads. I find it amazing that 22' bowriders have enclosed heads, but cabins have PP's.
Would prefer the outboards as well.
I hope this summer if I still have a boat, we can do some real excursions. It's a better vaca than the hotels for sure. Even 20 miles away from home is a rest when spending the night aboard.
I think more people would do this kind of boating if they had 25-28 footers with reasonable cabins with enclosed heads. I find it amazing that 22' bowriders have enclosed heads, but cabins have PP's.
Would prefer the outboards as well.
