Me building a kayak trailer a couple of years ago:
Do you go kayaking often?
My best friend Amie with Huey and Boss Duck in the background:
cute. What breed is she?
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Me building a kayak trailer a couple of years ago:
My best friend Amie with Huey and Boss Duck in the background:
Do you go kayaking often?
cute. What breed is she?
Not as much as I like, but when I do, I often take my beagle with me.
Kathryn your family is sooooooooooo awesome looking! I normally don't like spawn but I want to hug all those cute kids, and you too! haha.
My best friend Amie with Huey and Boss Duck in the background:
Hmmmm, welding AND hound dogs...quite mannish! Love the pics!
My Tribe.
Just fun loving! Thanks!
My Tribe.
Here's a recent photo of me geeking out in the Star Trek exhibit at the St. Louis Science Centre:
My Tribe.
RW, so when did you visit Okaloosa Island?
Awesome. She looks happy . I've never really got into kayaking. It was quite enjoyable when I got the chance though
My boat is a fishing kayak. Not a very expensive one, but it does the job.
I also have a two-man, sit-on top. The nice thing about kayaking is that there are no boat registration fees, you can put it in the water almost anywhere and it's fun. I've had the kayak in the picture in water only 3 inches deep in a stream only a little wider than the boat. Once I went upstream as far as I could, I hopped out, turned it around and made my way back to the lake. As Amie says, "Rots o' fun! Ruff!"
Grandkids with their great granddaddy (my dad!)
Hey Kathryn, I gotta ask: are those real bullet holes in your Dad's Willy?
(the "Willy" is the jeep they're all sitting in, just so our more imaginative members don't get the wrong idea)
That sounds like a blast! I have a nice little canoe and I love it because I can get it up into all sorts of tight little places, but a kayak sounds even better!