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Just landed and was surprised by the quantity of salty vessels here.
Plans are to the south in the next few days. Any advice?
Plans are to the south in the next few days. Any advice?
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Salty would include a KK 42, Eagle 40, 40 Willard with raised pilothouse and stack - not something I've seen before, Fisher MS I think, a Marlow, and a lobster style, a steel trawler. There are some big houseboats, and a small one that is doing the loop.
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Since it is light again I can see some of those I left out before.
Waterfall II from AK - quite sure I've seen her on here. Long low and narrow with pilot house.
A N40 or 43
And of course the GBs/TTs
Waterfall II from AK - quite sure I've seen her on here. Long low and narrow with pilot house.
A N40 or 43
And of course the GBs/TTs
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BandB, Salt encrusted does not make a vessel salty! IMHO.
Wifey B: It does food, so why not a boat? :lol:
If you want a peek at what's ahead, start reading my blog at my Demopolis post.
I haven't been there in the fall, but if it's anything like when we were there in March, I hope you have heat!
As for houseboats, don't count them out in salt water. We saw a ton of them all along the ICW from Mobile Bay to the Atlantic ICW.
I haven't been there in the fall, but if it's anything like when we were there in March, I hope you have heat!
As for houseboats, don't count them out in salt water. We saw a ton of them all along the ICW from Mobile Bay to the Atlantic ICW.
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