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On 29 Aug 2006 11:42:51 -0700, "Chuck Gould"
wrote: Harry Krause wrote: My observation is that it is way down from last season here on the "western" shore. And mine would be that people are still using their boats about as often as ever in the Pacific NW, but making shorter trips and operating at slower speeds. (Except some of the big block gas burners; a lot of the older boats with a pair of twin 454's belong to normal, everyday working guys and you know they have to be walloped in the wallet just trying to keep some of those older boats up on plane....) According to the folks at my marina, the boating hasn't slowed significantly, if at all. Weekend before last there were as many boats at my favorite 'boater's beach' as last year. -- ****************************************** ***** Hope your day is great! ***** ****************************************** John |
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