June 2017 Picture Thread

Delivery driver for Amazon, dropped off a package and came back out to this. Then the dude just left it and left the towing up to me. Dick

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Boat made it. Needs a goooooooood deeeeep detail and she'll be a beaut

Are these the stock ballast bags?
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Same pic as before but now she's in Ga
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https://www.facebook.com/halliedewal...1875353179482/

Here is my 5 year old getting up for the first time . Had a better one the next try but we failed to video

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Save at work while it's kicked out of the garage for my wife's Africa fund raiser garage sale.
At least it has a safe place to sleep at night ;)

Sorry for the link... Keep getting an error trying to add pic.

Yeah, I could surf it...

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Originally Posted by bergermaister

Yeah, I could surf it...

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Someone please try!! Saw one in the store the other day and had the same thought.


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Originally Posted by trayson

Today was the last decent day before we get a few days of rain.

First milestone today was that I had my first ever Chick-Fil-A. Tasty dinner on the boat.

Smooth water and pretty much the only boat out as the clouds rolled in. Took a wakeboard set and my friend filmed it with his DJI P4.
When I was ready to surf, a few rain drops started. Wait, what?!? Oh well, I'm already wet. But it wasn't supposed to arrive until 10pm.
The plastic lever on my suck gate broke, so I just surfed it listed. No worries there. Push for days...http://i1070.photobucket.com/albums/...pslwxoxf35.jpg

Then we put up the Bimini (interesting fact, we've used the Bimini more for rain than we have for sun/shade). And the wife got her surf set in. She likes it when she gets up first pull, rides a few songs, gets some carves in, and cruises off the back when she's done and never gets her hair wet.

Cruising back it was pretty flat water for the main channel. We went by some little "boats" that are often anchored in the middle of the river. It's commonplace for us to motor past stuff like this, but I was thinking that some of you might not see ships like this when you're out playing...http://i1070.photobucket.com/albums/...pstqcaax2r.jpg

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For us, stuff like this (and big barges being pushed by tugs) is an everyday occurrence.

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Always on lakes around here, so don't see any boats bigger than 30 feet, but Chick-fil-a is an everyday occurrence for me! :o

Not exactly a wakeboat, but took a tour of this bad boy today...

USS Jackson, Littoral Combat Ship. It can go over 50mph!!! Can operate in water only 20 ft deep and turns amazingly sharp. Propelled by 4 water jet engines.
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We would have had to wait another hour in line to tour the USS Bunker Hill (Guided Missile Carrier) in the background. Instead we took a VIP tour of the USS Ironwood, a 1943 WW2 era Buoy Tender that my buddy works on.