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SeaCraft Watercolor
I made this for the background of my lap top, thought it came out pretty cool
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I did this one for another project:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...eafariline.jpg and this one for when I finally have some money to do her over! http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...ri20tower2.jpg |
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Those are nice pics guys. :cool: In the late '70s, my dad did a drawing of a 23 CC I/O and framed it. It now resides in my brother's basement, hanging from the rafters!! :mad: I need to commandeer that drawing and do it some justice.
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Botapeje,I'd say that looks like "Boca Chica" !
Bo I get the Cookie ?! :D |
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Hi Capt. Brad! I'm not sure where in Elliott Key I took this picture, I know we were on the West side of the island on a real shallow area with a very small open sandy beach with some tree branches jutting out where we tied off the boat. It was a great place for the grandkids because the water was only about 14" deep, very grassy though. North of us there was a much larger beach with a lot of boats in the area and a dock with some FWC and MDPD boats.
I see what you mean about the outriggers, I will install some TACO Sport Slam bases which have a LOT of positioning capability so I would have to move them back a bit so they're not blocked by the tower. They're very easy to reposition with just one knob. I will have the bases this month so I'll install them correctly so I won't have to reposition them when I do install the arch. The antenna I already have and it's a pull out base that I can reach while seated at the helm so, like you said, I'll need to see if I need to reposition it after the arch goes in. Looks like I need to draw version 3! Thanks for the advice. How's Melbourne? You know, that's where I really wanted to move to when I retired from the USAF but the only job that panned out was in Miami so I ended up here. Now that I need to fly out every month to all of Latin America and the Caribbean I'm kind of stuck having to live close to the Miami airport. Is housing expensive? I might consider retiring that way in the next decade and it might be a good idea to buy now. Good luck and see ya later! |
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Hmmm,The FWC boats were at Goverment docks There's a Fuel Dock jutting out.North of that is 2 small beaches & north of that is the "SAND BAR" .South of the G Docks is Billy's point-Great for the Kids to ski or Tubing !Across towards arsenik is where Ya take the @$#@$ neighborhood kids tubing,
Thats where the "Crocks" Hang out ! :eek: Tug Too bad I'm leaving We'de meet up for a quick run,Show Ya ya cool-Pretty- shortcuts hid away places.Theres a small hidden lake just North of Your beach.The Big Fish know where its at Too!Or at least a few Years ago! :)Hurricanes may have closed it off? :D |
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I know Tug, it's too bad you had to go. I would really enjoy a tour of the area, especially where NOT to go! This darn bay is so shallow it makes me nervous every time I go out exploring. Hopefully the fishing tournament gettogether will give me some more pointers. My son and his friends will also miss the Auto Show tickets!!!
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Boja - Looks great . . . you've got some talent. Makes me homesick for those east coast summers.
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