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Old 09-15-2009, 06:58 AM   #1
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Default Well - Just made Boat Storage payment and...

Just got all upset that the season is over already. Not that I am dropping the boat off until the end of October, just that it is hear and will not be long. Do not get me wrong I love the winter, just seems like this was the second year in a row that boating season was less than Par

How bout you? How do you think the season went?
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Old 09-15-2009, 07:23 AM   #2
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This summer had to be the worst boating summer ever made since they invented weather! Who is reponsible for that May 15 to August 15 stretch of cool, wet weather in the sixty degrees & rainy range?

For growing mold and mildew, it was terrific. For boating, it was rotten.
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Old 09-15-2009, 07:26 AM   #3
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Default short season

I have 45 hours on the boat and 23 hours on the PWC. These are the fewest hours in 5 years. It wasn't the economy, gas prices or speed limit. It was the really bad weather in June and July. It seems we just got into the swing of things in August and I feel the same as you do. A short season.

Hopefully a lot of snow this winter so I can make it up on the sleds.
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Old 09-15-2009, 09:34 AM   #4
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I am refusing to admit defeat here.

I have been cheated out of my summer so I am going to keep boating. I wonder if the wife will go for celebrating Thanksgiving at the sandbar.
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Old 09-15-2009, 10:20 AM   #5
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. . . . . . .Do not get me wrong I love the winter, just seems like this was the second year in a row that boating season was less than Par

How bout you? How do you think the season went?
The season sucked, to put it mildly!! Excluding my week's vacation in July, we've only trailered to the lake 4 times so far this year!


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. . . . . . .Hopefully a lot of snow this winter so I can make it up on the sleds.
I should hope NOT!! The sooner the snow melts and ice-out occurs, the better!!


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I am refusing to admit defeat here.

I have been cheated out of my summer so I am going to keep boating. I wonder if the wife will go for celebrating Thanksgiving at the sandbar.
I'd be there with you except that my storage situation REQUIRES my boat goes into storage the beginning of November, no exceptions! Also, it might be damn cold on Thanksgiving; I recall snow on the ground by Thanksgiving on more than one occasion!
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Old 09-15-2009, 02:30 PM   #6
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Default Love Fall Boating

I agree that we were all cheated this summer with the wet weather but…… we love boating during the fall. Fall colors, chilly boat rides to Wolfeboro for lunch, looking at all the for sale signs up around the lake, bon fires at night, chowder fest by boat, peace and quite on the lake….. We were boating last year till mid Nov (had to put on our ski jackets, gloves, scarf's and goggles ) and we hope to do it again this year.
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Old 09-15-2009, 11:20 PM   #7
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boating on the lake during the fall is awesome. no one around and you have the lake to yourself pretty much during the weekdays. until after 6pm or so then people get home from work and then go out boating. then on the weekends its mildly busy
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Old 09-16-2009, 06:20 AM   #8
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On the other hand we could say that it's only 257 days until next Memorial Day which will hopefully kick off a great boating season.
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Old 09-16-2009, 10:28 AM   #9
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I'm just starting my boating this year. Monday was windy on the broads but the coves/harbors were calm. I enjoyed getting out on the water again. Getting out of the boat is the problem but I made it on my own.
For those that do not know me I have had a year of battling cancer but am now fine.
I will be going to Florida the end of Oct. so I can boat there in the warm.
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Old 09-16-2009, 11:09 AM   #10
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I'm just starting my boating this year. Monday was windy on the broads but the coves/harbors were calm. I enjoyed getting out on the water again. Getting out of the boat is the problem but I made it on my own.
For those that do not know me I have had a year of battling cancer but am now fine.
I will be going to Florida the end of Oct. so I can boat there in the warm.
Sorry to hear of your battle, but congrats on winning that battle!
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Old 09-16-2009, 01:32 PM   #11
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I'm just starting my boating this year. Monday was windy on the broads but the coves/harbors were calm. I enjoyed getting out on the water again. Getting out of the boat is the problem but I made it on my own.
For those that do not know me I have had a year of battling cancer but am now fine.
I will be going to Florida the end of Oct. so I can boat there in the warm.
I am sorry too, I wondered what happened to you! I haven't seen any posts from you for a long time.
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