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There's definitely not a whole lot to that place - look it up on Google Earth. Seems there is a small harbor/marina on one side of the road, that little pass under a bridge and then the bay/Pacific on the other side of the road. The harbor is called the "Worlds smallest harbor". Another name for that area is "Boiler Bay". Looks like it definitely will stress you out going out and coming back in during a rough spell.

Happy B-day L Keep the laughter material coming.

These are some pics from one of our site gatherings Sunsets around Shell Beach, St Pete FL Sunrise near Shell Beach, St pete

We have a member on our site that was telling us how he was rebuilding his 17ft Aquasport and was going to put twin 50s on it to cross over to the bahamas. Everyone warned him and tried to talk some sense into him. He said he'd crossed in a 13ft Boston Whaler Anyway, never heard a peep out of him again - maybe we weren't very understanding? Hope nothing happened to him if he did try it.

'68 Chrysler '300' aka "the boat" - who knew they'd bring back the model

Happy New Year from all of us at ClassicAquasport.com - be safe, be smart, be alive on the 1st

Wow, what a project How many layers of glass, what kind , e.g. biaxial, triaxial, etc?

So true

You could see the disdain on the faces of the players too. They're just not programmed to lose, especially just give one away.

Attention to detail is obvious on these boats - such awesome looking boats. One thing that struck me immediately is the way they planned out the drainage/gutters around all the hatches - looks like dry storage is just that. You get what you pay for and pay for what you get Thanks for posting these pix.

We camp on our 230 a lot and when researching portable generators and what I needed it for, we found the best value and power/weight trade off was the e2000 (49lbs). In the summer we bring a windowshaker AC unit onboard and it will run this unit for 7 hours on 1 gal of gas. When we're running the generator overnight I set it right next to the outboard and point the exhaust aft. Since we're usually on the hook, the boat is facing into the wind and the fumes usually blow away. We do have a CO2 detector in the cabin. I have had mine get a little wet (light rain) but haven't had the scenario mentioned above yet. You can purchase a cover from Honda pretty cheap for protecting it when not in use. Hadn't thought about making a cover for protecting while in use. - Good idea.

I could definitely use a ditch bag - count me in.