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akorcovelos wrote: Sun Jul 19, 2020 10:34 am Wow, she really is a clone of mom!

She is just like her in every way. I told her hubby. Look at her because this is what your getting
It went very well. Very hot. It was a long distance relationship but he will take care of her. So they should be happy. Time will tell.

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Congrats BBP and family!

Stupid human tricks. We've had a lot of surf time this summer with 70 hours on the R5 already with a couple of really big weeks coming up with friends from California in town with their 3 college-age kids. I'm sure we'll put another 30+ hours on it in the next 11 days.

Awesome pics Bum!

A beauty of a sunrise.

MnLakeBum wrote: Sat Jul 25, 2020 10:55 pm A beauty of a sunrise.

Wow!

It’s not TRL but we had a great Saturday on the lake!

Great pics akor! Looks like the little one had so much fun he passed out!

This was last night after dinner. Wanted to get the boat out one last time to watch the fireworks at silver dollar city

tgrace98 wrote: Mon Jul 27, 2020 11:25 am Great pics akor! Looks like the little one had so much fun he passed out!

This was last night after dinner. Wanted to get the boat out one last time to watch the fireworks at silver dollar city

They both nap on and off throughout the day. 12-14 hour days on the boat are common for us so they learned early just crash when you need to!

So bummed we didn’t see any fireworks from the water this year. First year in 15 years that’s happened...

First contribution to this thread. I stole my daughter’s waterproof camera to catch this stately lady anchored at our current favorite swimming cove. This is the 272 we’ve had since May.

We’re still getting acquainted but we spent two whole days this weekend tooling about. The only issue we had was an MIA freezeplug enabling the little known auto-cleaning bilge feature. Should have those parts ready for next weekend. Im looking forward to not continually running the bilge pump.

She’ll cruise happily at 33mph all day long. I did manage to open her up on a large and calm section to crack 43.

I spent time today with the polisher trying to work off a couple years worth of oxidation above the rub rail. I partially succeeded in my efforts..

At Beaver Lake, the south side of the lake is separated from
The North by this particular bridge. We weren’t sure if we’d be able to make it to the north part. but if we’re really careful, we can slide right under. Definitely have to wait for the waves to be calm at its current level!

capn272 wrote: Mon Jul 27, 2020 7:19 pm At Beaver Lake, the south side of the lake is separated from
The North by this particular bridge. We weren’t sure if we’d be able to make it to the north part. but if we’re really careful, we can slide right under. Definitely have to wait for the waves to be calm at its current level!

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Oh that makes me cringe C272. Please don’t be that guy who rips off his anchor light (or more).

akorcovelos wrote: Mon Jul 27, 2020 12:47 pm

tgrace98 wrote: Mon Jul 27, 2020 11:25 am Great pics akor! Looks like the little one had so much fun he passed out!

This was last night after dinner. Wanted to get the boat out one last time to watch the fireworks at silver dollar city

They both nap on and off throughout the day. 12-14 hour days on the boat are common for us so they learned early just crash when you need to!

So bummed we didn’t see any fireworks from the water this year. First year in 15 years that’s happened...

Y’all are warriors! That is about a weekend of boating for us!

AsLan7 wrote: Mon Jul 27, 2020 7:32 pm Oh that makes me cringe C272. Please don’t be that guy who rips off his anchor light (or more).

We had about 8" clearance above the light. Those I-beam chunks are about 7 feet apart - they're the real hazards... but it's a manageable pass

Took a trip to Mackinac Island and the Mackinac Bridge. The water was calm so we decided to do a little water skiing and tubing under the bridge.