You guys anchor by the beach on the east side of the dam?Quote:
Originally Posted by blay127
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You guys anchor by the beach on the east side of the dam?Quote:
Originally Posted by blay127
Yep that’s itQuote:
Originally Posted by rhouse181
The competition was on Sproat Lake near Port Albernie. About 90 minutes northwest of Nanaimo. Really nice area. You can’t even tell the rest of the province is on fire from there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Riddler
Something a little different. Just some cruising footage during our vacation last week. Sucks being back at work :(
https://youtu.be/Jg5ycU5IjUQ
Truer words have never been said!Quote:
Originally Posted by haknslash
Good video. Kinda relaxing.
Ah, ya I had heard that the conditions on the Island were much better.
One of my staff just returned from two weeks in BC, first one in Tofino, and the second on a houseboat. First week was fantastic, the second not so much!
He said the smoke was so bad they maybe only had 200 yards visibility.
We had booked a houseboat vacation also for the last week of July. We canceled and were very pleased that the houseboat company gave us a full refund.
Had my final weekend of the summer last weekend and also had some work today. Some how I failed to get pictures of the boat in the water so here is one on the trailer.
Had an issue with the trailer bunks being lower on the left side than the right so I pulled them off to install spacers (boat was rubbing on the left fender) and found this. About 2/3 of the bunk mounts are rusted all to hell while the other 1/3 look basically perfect. Boats never been in brackish much less salt water but it looks like I have some work to do this fall.
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Wow! That is certainly more than surface rust too. Any salted roads? But strange how nothing else is rusting. Possibly caused by treated lumber from the bunk boards. Try sliding a thin piece of rubber between them before mounting back.
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no salted roads in south east texas. I already put it back together with 1/4 aluminum spacer between there. This fall / winter ill chip the rust and repaint I guess. Carpet needs to be replaced on some of the bunks anyways.Quote:
Originally Posted by HFarr