Life is good
 

When you own a SeaCraft

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strick

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Looks pretty darn nice.

The only thing I can't understand is why you guys wear so many clothes to go boating :cool:

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Enjoying the end result!!

Now that's what it's all about!!

:cool: :cool:

Lloyd

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Looking good!! Love the windmill farm in the background, there trying to build them here offshore but the locals are having a chit fit.

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They do look severely overdressed - like the temperature was in the freezing 50's or 60's.

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The darn wind mills are everywhere....they say that they kill a significant number of Golden Eagles every year. It's a little chilly over here this time of year. Lisa has to wear gloves or her hands will freeze. How come women don't good circulation like us men?

strick

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SCHWEET!!!!! Love those classic stainless decals carla made up. A work of art! On another note, the womenfolk wear too many clothes up in yer parts. Lots of skin every weekend here in Sunny Sarasota.

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Sweet pics, Strick. The wind power vs. Golden eagles issue is a drag but there is hope. My brother @ USGS Upper Mississippi Fish & Wildlife Res Ctr. has been using Weather Service's Doppler Radar frequencies to monitor and analyze airborne animal movement from midge and mayfly hatches to songbird and duck/geese migrations (bald eagle populations are prob. up there) for the very purpose of minimizing harm to wildlife as wind farms grow in the great plains states. It's pretty cool.

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Nice pose there big.....and a pair really great boats!!!

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It does not get any better. tunaorlater--are you talking about off Cape?