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Old 05 April 2015, 19:57   #21
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I know you don't eat veg in Canada because I have been and all I saw anyone eat was meat and twinkies :-)
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Old 05 April 2015, 20:03   #22
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My Zodiac lives in my caravan with the outboard in the front locker. This is the reason I don't have a Rib or speedboat because you don't get to tow both.
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Old 06 April 2015, 04:56   #23
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More fun than marriage counseling...

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Old 06 April 2015, 06:57   #24
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Adventures ..and this year’s adventure is about to begin..now the snows are melting..and the longer nights have arrived.


My SIB is nothing more than a means of transport....
Like my car on the road ... My SIB's on the sea...
Takes me to places I cant walk too ....





The wifie went years ago .. but I vowed then ... boats are for life
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Old 06 April 2015, 08:06   #25
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I know you don't eat veg in Canada because I have been and all I saw anyone eat was meat and twinkies :-)
Well that's a relief that you didn't mention poutine!
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Old 06 April 2015, 08:27   #26
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....your reply however was 100% British (short witted) only us Brits get that you know.
...and I used to think that the reason that I understood only half of what was said on here was because I was a half wit
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Old 06 April 2015, 09:20   #27
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I use my SIB for catching Bass in a local estuary.
The estuary is only a small stream at low water
so bigger boats cant launch there. Using my SIB
I can be in the perfect spot for the first 2 hours of
the coming tide and ambush these beauty's .
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Old 06 April 2015, 15:55   #28
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Adventures ..and this year’s adventure is about to begin..now the snows are melting..and the longer nights have arrived.


My SIB is nothing more than a means of transport....
Like my car on the road ... My SIB's on the sea...
Takes me to places I cant walk too ....





The wifie went years ago .. but I vowed then ... boats are for life
Great photo`s mate.
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