Larry's motor fell off.

Photo courtesy of Jeff H., I believe.

Arrowhead Fall 2018

Our first ride in a Feather Craft. Captain John Closs, Audrey and I in John's Ranger 2014, I believe, Lake Hartwell at Jim Murphy's GTG. Jim said we should ride with John as John's boat was faster. Jim, unknown to us at the time, is an unabashed liar. Little did we know that we were riding with the unofficial Head Liar of the Liar's Club. Looking back I can remember just once when John Closs wasn't lying, he had nodded off sitting at a campfire. That's what a day of spinning lies does to a man. A man to look up to, if you aren't very tall.

I'm still trying to understand "the new math."

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HawkEyes wrote: ship building software has become an incredible tool.

I designed a kayak once, but did not trust my ideas. I did not want to waste hundreds in beautiful wood let alone 200 hours of build time.

It is smarter to go with the science.

Until the new science comes along.

ship building software has become an incredible tool.

I designed a kayak once, but did not trust my ideas. I did not want to waste hundreds in beautiful wood let alone 200 hours of build time.

And they are very proud of it!

Looks like it's in REALLY good condition.

This pic of a cruisette on the Facebook vintage aluminum boat page popped up.