....took a quick ride over to the local marina, just to see what, if
anything, was happening. Nothing was happening, and the owner had his
bulldozer and loader blocking the big storage area to keep out vandals
and thieves and their vehicles out. Good idea.

Anyway, I walked along the gravel roadway down to the ramps and back,
and noticed the ice in the channel was thick enough to support some
ducks using it as a platform for whatever ducks do this time of year.

All of a sudden, three deer, whitetails, ran right in front of me, maybe
15 feet away, from one side of the marina towards a forest of reeds on
the other side of a boat storage area.

Made my day.

Oh, amazingly, down by the fish cleaning station, there was no "aroma de
dead fish." I guess the smell does dissipate after a few months!

On Jan 30, 3:28 pm, HK wrote:


Oh, amazingly, down by the fish cleaning station, there was no "aroma de
dead fish." I guess the smell does dissipate after a few months!

You will find that if you go out in a boat once in a while you start
to not notice it as much...

wrote:
On Jan 30, 3:28 pm, HK wrote:

Oh, amazingly, down by the fish cleaning station, there was no "aroma de
dead fish." I guess the smell does dissipate after a few months!

You will find that if you go out in a boat once in a while you start
to not notice it as much...



Oh, in the spring, summer and fall down at that marina, the stench alone
near that fish cleaning station would jumpstart Dick Cheney's dead heart.

On Jan 30, 3:42 pm, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Jan 30, 3:28 pm, HK wrote:

Oh, amazingly, down by the fish cleaning station, there was no "aroma de
dead fish." I guess the smell does dissipate after a few months!

You will find that if you go out in a boat once in a while you start
to not notice it as much...

Oh, in the spring, summer and fall down at that marina, the stench alone
near that fish cleaning station would jumpstart Dick Cheney's dead heart.

Or maybe even your dead brain! Glad you had a nice day.. now wheres
that frekin' shotgun...

wrote:
On Jan 30, 3:42 pm, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Jan 30, 3:28 pm, HK wrote:
Oh, amazingly, down by the fish cleaning station, there was no "aroma de
dead fish." I guess the smell does dissipate after a few months!
You will find that if you go out in a boat once in a while you start
to not notice it as much...
Oh, in the spring, summer and fall down at that marina, the stench alone
near that fish cleaning station would jumpstart Dick Cheney's dead heart.

Or maybe even your dead brain! Glad you had a nice day.. now wheres
that frekin' shotgun...


My Beretta? At the moment, in my safe. Why, you want a photo? :}

On Jan 30, 4:17 pm, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Jan 30, 3:42 pm, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Jan 30, 3:28 pm, HK wrote:
Oh, amazingly, down by the fish cleaning station, there was no "aroma de
dead fish." I guess the smell does dissipate after a few months!
You will find that if you go out in a boat once in a while you start
to not notice it as much...
Oh, in the spring, summer and fall down at that marina, the stench alone
near that fish cleaning station would jumpstart Dick Cheney's dead heart.

Or maybe even your dead brain! Glad you had a nice day.. now wheres
that frekin' shotgun...

My Beretta? At the moment, in my safe. Why, you want a photo? :}

You got Beretta in a safe? What about the frekin' bird? I hear the guy
is funny lately, just killer

On Jan 30, 4:17*pm, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Jan 30, 3:42 pm, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Jan 30, 3:28 pm, HK wrote:
Oh, amazingly, down by the fish cleaning station, there was no "aroma de
dead fish." I guess the smell does dissipate after a few months!
You will find that if you go out in a boat once in a while you start
to not notice it as much...
Oh, in the spring, summer and fall down at that marina, the stench alone
near that fish cleaning station would jumpstart Dick Cheney's dead heart.

"HK" wrote in message
...
wrote:
On Jan 30, 3:42 pm, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Jan 30, 3:28 pm, HK wrote:
Oh, amazingly, down by the fish cleaning station, there was no "aroma
de
dead fish." I guess the smell does dissipate after a few months!
You will find that if you go out in a boat once in a while you start
to not notice it as much...
Oh, in the spring, summer and fall down at that marina, the stench alone
near that fish cleaning station would jumpstart Dick Cheney's dead
heart.

Or maybe even your dead brain! Glad you had a nice day.. now wheres
that frekin' shotgun...


My Beretta? At the moment, in my safe. Why, you want a photo? :}

Hint: If a bad guy comes a knockin, don't give him the key to your safe. He
might take your gun and shoot you with it.

HK wrote:
...took a quick ride over to the local marina, just to see what, if
anything, was happening. Nothing was happening, and the owner had his
bulldozer and loader blocking the big storage area to keep out vandals
and thieves and their vehicles out. Good idea.

Anyway, I walked along the gravel roadway down to the ramps and back,
and noticed the ice in the channel was thick enough to support some
ducks using it as a platform for whatever ducks do this time of year.


I'm heading out after the first springer of the year this
weekend. They may not be in yet but I'm not waiting any
longer dammit.

On Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:53:35 -0800, -rick- wrote:

HK wrote:
...took a quick ride over to the local marina, just to see what, if
anything, was happening. Nothing was happening, and the owner had his
bulldozer and loader blocking the big storage area to keep out vandals
and thieves and their vehicles out. Good idea.

Anyway, I walked along the gravel roadway down to the ramps and back,
and noticed the ice in the channel was thick enough to support some
ducks using it as a platform for whatever ducks do this time of year.

I'm heading out after the first springer of the year this
weekend. They may not be in yet but I'm not waiting any
longer dammit.

I am sorely tempted to take the cover off my Ranger and just take it
for a freakin' ride around Fisher's Island Sound. :)

However if I do that, it will freakin' snow.

I hate snow.