MotorBoater

There is a live feed on YouTube right now of the memorial ceremony at the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum.
Pretty neat.
I’ve always found this wreck interesting.

Dead at my smallish subdivision. I think people leave their houses these days to hit the big subdivisions.
Kinda sad. People always wish for cool weather and for Halloween to fall on a weekend.

I 2nd PMC in Hammond. Actually west of Hammond right off hwy 190 between Hammond and Albany.
Good people.

I’ve also been keeping up since the beginning. He started by crossing the Gulf straight across from Pensacola to Cape Coral without following the Fl coastline. That got him a huge time advantage over previous attempts. He was making great time until he fell asleep while driving and accidentally ran into the marsh in the Carolina's. He lost a few hours getting pulled out.
And then cracked the hull in the Great Lakes. So he spent a day getting it welded and fixed. So he could have even done it faster without having troubles. It’s been fun following along such a great adventure while being stuck at work! Lol

The lake really is that blue. The White Sands lake is really deep. So it’s a green water. You can see the difference on google maps satellite view.

I took the kids there recently also. That lake gets deep really fast once you can’t touch bottom. It’s probably 20-30ft deep at the base of the slides. Once a kid goes under in the murky water there is only seconds to find them. You can’t blame the lifeguards. From what I saw they did a pretty good job when we were there.
Sad situation all around.

I second Bo’s. The cpl times I’ve brought props there they were super nice and willing to talk and make suggestions that would make my boats perform better than before I damaged my props.

AlumaBrite works like magic. But will also take of any wax or protective coating.

I know doing anything right now is pointless, but should I do anything differently this spring?
I had a good looking lawn that got hit hard the summer after the last snow storm. And it never seemed to recover completely. Is there anything I can be prepared to do to help this spring?

We lived in the country so it wasn’t a big deal with neighbors, but it was a Christmas Eve tradition to do fireworks with the cousins and uncles while the women went to midnight mass.
Good times and memories.

I am in sales. If I hear my boss say “Low hanging fruit” one more time I’m going to punch out via a Teams call!!