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Glad to hear things are going well at the show and I look forward to seeing all the pics.

Excellent post, this should be a sticky for all to read.

Steve, sounds like a good time. I was just up the road in the Stuart, although I was on land. The weather was lousy, worse I have seen in years. Thanks for the write-up. Hopefully next year we will have better weather.

Beautiful boat rod! Enjoy her!

I was hoping to go tomorrow also but looks like I gotta work. I will most likely be going on Sunday. I will be sure to look out for you Wiley. Both days the weather is suppose to be very nice.

I am trying to get Friday off from work so I can head down that day instead of Saturday. If not Friday, then I will be there on Saturday. I will be looking for you Wiley. Any sort of RB meet up planned?

I am planning on heading the PB show again. I missed both the Ft. Lauderdale & Miami this year. In years past, I think the PB show is my favorite of all.

Capt Ed, sorry for your lost. I hopwe the boat was insured and you are able to replace her. It was a beautiful boat. Best of luck with everything.

Why would anyone stand there? It is a cool picture, especially with the goof standing there.

Beautiful boat!!

I am considering going, but I might be going by myself (fiance is busy that day). Any reelboating get togethers planned?

Great write-up!

I first posted this on THT but it quickly turned into a political discussion (how suprising!) and it was not ment to turn into one. I thought people would be interested in this report on NK prisons. I am not asking for opinions on the two journalist and if they should sent to prison. I thought I would post this fasciniating article I found. It was written by David Hawk for the US Committee for Human Rights of North Korea. Hawk went to South Korea and interviewed former prisoners and prison guards of the conditions of numerous prisons and work camps in NK. Hard to believe that people could be treated so poorly for crimes they did not commit. A NK citizen goes, visits relatives in China, comes back and thrown in prison for treason! And to think, inmates complain in this country about conditions! Ha! It is long, about 120 pages but there are many very interesting sections. There are numerous satelite photos of the prisons on the later pages. http://www.hrnk.org/HiddenGulag.pdf

Hate to say it Ludi...but the marinas.com looks to be a great site! The picture of the inlets are very clear, even when zoomed in.

Very nice looking boat. Do you know how many hours on the motors? Where was the pic on the bottom taken? I'd imagine somewhere in the keys.