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St. Johns River Becoming 1 Large Manatee Zone
Nothing better for breakfast than manatee steak and bald eagle fried eggs!
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St. Johns River Becoming 1 Large Manatee Zone
15th Century Manuscripts in St. Augustine contain a recipe for roasted
manatee with black pepper and sugarcane syrup. C.F. Rural Knight wrote: "Florida Keyz" wrote in message ... It boils down to humans or Manatee.. I vote humans If Manatees are "Sea Cows", can you make them into hamburgers? |
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St. Johns River Becoming 1 Large Manatee Zone
Not to mention conchead chowder, or is that chowderhead conchs! You
coconut cases should have seceded. C.F. Florida Keyz wrote: Nothing better for breakfast than manatee steak and bald eagle fried eggs! |
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St. Johns River Becoming 1 Large Manatee Zone
We spent a very enjoyable day motoring at 5.5 knots moving the Mirage 33
from a friends floating dock in Chester to our summer club in St. Margaret's Bay. There wasn't enough wind to sail until the last half hour. (the trip took six hours ) Capt. Frank Hopkins wrote in message nk.net... Well, the St. Johns at rip tide has a current of 9 knots. (not mph). If you are fighting the current you CAN'T maintain headway. C.F. Don White wrote: What's wrong with 6 knots? When we're out sailing, we're thrilled to move at that speed or slightly better. -snip... . Manatee Zones require that you slow to 6mph+/-. Are manatees more important than kids? |
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