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On Sun, 08 Feb 2009 23:35:53 +0000, Larry wrote:
the stumps of those trees are lurking just under the surface of the lakes, great for fishing, disasterous for boaters. There are a couple of flood control lakes near Des Moines. They have fields of standing timber, sometimes just under the surface. I was boating on one with my 22 foot sterndrive, when a guy I let drive headed for a marker at high speed while I was in the cuddy fetching something. He put the prop in a tree trying to read the inch high letters that said keep back three hundred feet. I wanted to kill him and an unknown guy at the DNR. My family has had one of the very first jet boats since the fifties, on a lake where nobody ever ventures into shallow water, unless launching off a beach. Should of had it that day. Someone told me you need three props to boat the artificial lakes, one on the engine, a spare, and one in the shop getting repaired. Casady |
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