14 ft canoe

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Doublebassman
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14 ft canoe

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What about a canoe??? I'm in the middle of building one... It'll be at least lots of fun... :lol:
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Todd
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Re: 14 ft canoe

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Doublebassman wrote:What about a canoe??? I'm in the middle of building one... It'll be at least lots of fun... :lol:
A camo hat is mandatory and you must spit out the first sip of beer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4SKf4DE ... re=related
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woodbutchergraham
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Re: 14 ft canoe

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I built and still own one of these

http://www.jemwatercraft.com/proddetail ... d=GR-Canoe

great for the old 40+, 3 up and kit fairly scoots along with minimal wash
if you are interested Pm me i will post more picks
Life is what you make it, and what you make could change your life.
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Doublebassman
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Re: 14 ft canoe

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Todd wrote:
Doublebassman wrote:What about a canoe??? I'm in the middle of building one... It'll be at least lots of fun... :lol:
A camo hat is mandatory and you must spit out the first sip of beer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4SKf4DE ... re=related

I totally agree... Apart from the camo hat... I prefer a German spiked one from WW1... Just underlines the submarine appearence of my vessel... Lol... Will post piccies of the maiden voyage tomorrow...
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Monty Stubble
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Re: 14 ft canoe

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Ah - I see the spit or swallow debate has re-surfaced here now... :shock:

Sorry - couldn't resist it.
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Charles uk
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Is that part of the "One swallow doesn't make a Spring but could be the start of a good summer's evening." expression?
Make it idiot proof and someone will make a better idiot.
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Doublebassman
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Re: 14 ft canoe

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Just done the maiden voyage yesterday... Absolutely chuffed with it... Despite the choppy sea and only 1 casualty... The rudder went as I hit a rock... Seagull is definately the way forward... Will post piccies later...

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid= ... 507&type=1
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid= ... 507&type=1

I hope, these links work...
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