It's not going to hurt anybody to stay home this labor day. Instead of
driving to the coast to sail the big boat when there may be no wind,
I'll go to a lake very close and sail my MiniCups.

I'm going to the supermarket, and then to the boat launch 30 seconds from my
house, at least 3 times this weekend. I figure it's a $10 weekend, plus beer
and worms.

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It's not going to hurt anybody to stay home this labor day. Instead of
driving to the coast to sail the big boat when there may be no wind,
I'll go to a lake very close and sail my MiniCups.

Around 9/2/2005 6:51 AM, Doug Kanter wrote:

I'm going to the supermarket, and then to the boat launch 30 seconds from my
house, at least 3 times this weekend. I figure it's a $10 weekend, plus beer
and worms.

Boat launch antics? Some of the best cheap entertainment around!


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~/Garth - 1966 Glastron V-142 Skiflite: "Blue-Boat"
"There is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing
as simply messing about in boats."
-Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows

"Garth Almgren" wrote in message
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Around 9/2/2005 6:51 AM, Doug Kanter wrote:

I'm going to the supermarket, and then to the boat launch 30 seconds from
my
house, at least 3 times this weekend. I figure it's a $10 weekend, plus
beer
and worms.

Boat launch antics? Some of the best cheap entertainment around!

This one's better than most. The town's got two launches. One's paved, with
nice docks and it attracts an ice cream cone audience that stands around
getting in the way of the people launching boats. Costs six bucks to be
entertained there. The one I use most of the time is unpaved, bumpy, criss
crossed by 2 ravines, and it eats at least one trailer every weekend. The
ravines are totally obvious, so it's always a source of amazement that some
people don't take them into consideration.