Headed for the lake and do some cruising around with the 18'r and anchor in the cove and spend the night on it and wait for my daughter and son in law to show up in the morning. Frolic and tube all day and stay for the fireworks. Camp out that night and blast around more on Saturday, pack up at sundown and be home by 11m. I'm looking forward to it!

Tim wrote:
Headed for the lake and do some cruising around with the 18'r and anchor
in the cove and spend the night on it and wait for my daughter and son in
law to show up in the morning. Frolic and tube all day and stay for the
fireworks. Camp out that night and blast around more on Saturday, pack
up at sundown and be home by 11m. I'm looking forward to it!

Good luck hope you have decent weather!
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On Thu, 3 Jul 2014 14:57:39 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

Headed for the lake and do some cruising around with the 18'r and anchor in the cove and spend the night on it and wait for my daughter and son in law to show up in the morning. Frolic and tube all day and stay for the fireworks. Camp out that night and blast around more on Saturday, pack up at sundown and be home by 11m. I'm looking forward to it!

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Good stuff Tim, enjoy!

Wife and I took our 16 Xcalibur out to Grand Lake for a 2 hour spring commission cruise on Wednesday.
Started up as soon as I turned the key (well, maybe 2 seconds).
This is on the treated gas pumped early November of last year.
Wind kicked up and the larger portion of the Lake developed 2 to 2.5 waves.
Wife doesn't like me pounding over them so we headed in....and wouldn't you know it, the lake calmed somewhat as we hauled out.

On 7/4/2014 6:22 AM, True North wrote:
Wife and I took our 16 Xcalibur out to Grand Lake for a 2 hour spring commission cruise on Wednesday.
Started up as soon as I turned the key (well, maybe 2 seconds).
This is on the treated gas pumped early November of last year.
Wind kicked up and the larger portion of the Lake developed 2 to 2.5 waves.
Wife doesn't like me pounding over them so we headed in....and wouldn't you know it, the lake calmed somewhat as we hauled out.

Wife And I were sleeping in our yacht 3 nights ago when it started
raining heavily and the SL winds picked up to 70 and peaked at 80. We
battened down the hatches and rode it out. Luckily, we sustained no
damage, however, there was extensive flooding and tree and structure
damage nearby. God must have been watching over us. ;-)

--
"I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the
government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of
taking care of them".
Thomas Jefferson

On Fri, 04 Jul 2014 10:23:59 -0500, H*a*r*r*o*l*d wrote:

On 7/4/2014 6:22 AM, True North wrote:
Wife and I took our 16 Xcalibur out to Grand Lake for a 2 hour spring commission cruise on Wednesday.
Started up as soon as I turned the key (well, maybe 2 seconds).
This is on the treated gas pumped early November of last year.
Wind kicked up and the larger portion of the Lake developed 2 to 2.5 waves.
Wife doesn't like me pounding over them so we headed in....and wouldn't you know it, the lake calmed somewhat as we hauled out.

Wife And I were sleeping in our yacht 3 nights ago when it started
raining heavily and the SL winds picked up to 70 and peaked at 80. We
battened down the hatches and rode it out. Luckily, we sustained no
damage, however, there was extensive flooding and tree and structure
damage nearby. God must have been watching over us. ;-)

We weathered the high winds at Solomons' Island in the trailer. They didn't hit 70mph though!

On 7/7/14, 1:38 PM, Poquito Loco wrote:
On Fri, 04 Jul 2014 10:23:59 -0500, H*a*r*r*o*l*d wrote:

On 7/4/2014 6:22 AM, True North wrote:
Wife and I took our 16 Xcalibur out to Grand Lake for a 2 hour spring commission cruise on Wednesday.
Started up as soon as I turned the key (well, maybe 2 seconds).
This is on the treated gas pumped early November of last year.
Wind kicked up and the larger portion of the Lake developed 2 to 2.5 waves.
Wife doesn't like me pounding over them so we headed in....and wouldn't you know it, the lake calmed somewhat as we hauled out.

Wife And I were sleeping in our yacht 3 nights ago when it started
raining heavily and the SL winds picked up to 70 and peaked at 80. We
battened down the hatches and rode it out. Luckily, we sustained no
damage, however, there was extensive flooding and tree and structure
damage nearby. God must have been watching over us. ;-)

We weathered the high winds at Solomons' Island in the trailer. They didn't hit 70mph though!



We cruised by on the Pax in front of the navy rec center this weekend,
and encountered a really bad smell coming from the shoreline. I should
have guessed it was Aroma of Aging White Racist.

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Ted Cruz & Herman Cain in 2016...
Because 'mericans deserve crazy.

On Thu, 3 Jul 2014 14:57:39 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:

Headed for the lake and do some cruising around with the 18'r and anchor in the cove and spend the night on it and wait for my daughter and son in law to show up in the morning. Frolic and tube all day and stay for the fireworks. Camp out that night and blast around more on Saturday, pack up at sundown and be home by 11m. I'm looking forward to it!

Hope you had a great time!