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Our local fireworks are over the water, and we always enjoy seeing them
that way. We get there early afternoon and anchor out, and then picnic and play until afterwards, and then join the parade home. It's a great experience, but we do see a few drunks etc. The local police and coast guard are out in full force however and keep things pretty well under control. Out boat is big enough that the kids can go to sleep below after the fireworks and we can concentrate on driving. Maybe you want to buddy up with someone else if you try it though. We usually meet up with friends so we can raft off of each other and help watch the kids together. Good Luck!! Rozz |
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![]() "rozz" wrote in message oups.com... Our local fireworks are over the water, and we always enjoy seeing them that way. We get there early afternoon and anchor out, and then picnic and play until afterwards, and then join the parade home. It's a great experience, but we do see a few drunks etc. The local police and coast guard are out in full force however and keep things pretty well under control. Out boat is big enough that the kids can go to sleep below after the fireworks and we can concentrate on driving. Maybe you want to buddy up with someone else if you try it though. We usually meet up with friends so we can raft off of each other and help watch the kids together. Good Luck!! Rozz Well, Saturday at the lake was surprisingly uneventful. Not to mention pleasant. We arrived at our nearest lake about 0930. The fog had just lifted and there weren't any boats in line for the dock and plenty of truck/trailer parking available nearby. I don't know what the norm is, but the next guy in line turned on the blower and fired her up for my wife while I was parking the truck. I wouldn't have taken those liberties myself, but I'm new to the powerboat world where you have to share ramp and dock space and someone is waiting on you (maybe marina's should have valet parking - just kidding about that, I think). Blue skies, warm water and no crowds and minimal traffic build up after noon. Had a great day in spite of my worries! I'm glad I caved in to my wife and kids. I guess I'll let ya'll know how Monday goes at the big lake; I expect the driving to/from will be the biggest problem (maybe I'll get lucky with that, too). Thanks for the tips and opinions. Happy 4th! Marty |
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