He recommended Mallows for your kayaking adventure.
Jagged wrecks with rusty metal at the waterline isn't usually good for an inflatable.
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Jagged wrecks with rusty metal at the waterline isn't usually good for an inflatable.
He recommended Mallows for your kayaking adventure.
Jagged wrecks with rusty metal at the waterline isn't usually good for an inflatable.
Hmmm....it's an appealing idea at first glance, but you're right - the wreckage would be treacherous.
GWguy
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I realize you have a kayak, but you could always rent a hard shell kayak. Couple of places around here to rent.
This one is up at auction right now...and I want it so bad it's killin' me to keep from bidding...
https://www.mcdougallbay.com/bid.ph...oQYmgnxs8c-plbV3IZR4zpVcCHH5EvBe2XkEPTxbzqOLU
To live on and cruise. I've been looking to buy a tug for that purpose for a long time. Biggest problem is the draft...
GWguy
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Yeah. Always a tough choice to which brand keg.....
boo
Better take a lot of energy drinks on your jaunt. She looks like she draws a little deep for the creek.
That 17' draft is the only thing keeping me from putting in a bid.... ;-p
That requiresLMAO. Man's gotta make a living somehow....Hmm..mebbe I should start advertising my boat ramp for kayakers. Open up the tiki bar...fire up the pig cooker...
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