burls.org
Victoria
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Vicky is currently working at Marine Electronics of Hartfiedl in VA, installing marine electronics in boats. It's fun, different, active, and always something to learn! She also creates and maintains web sites (including this one! Here are the links:. Tahiti Rover plans for sale. Boats We See On The Waterway. Marine Electronics of Hartfield Inc. And for those of you who are curious, here is a link to a slideshow of the evolution of our little piece of Paradise.
rjandj.com
ICW Cruising
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I Would Want To Travel The Intracoastal Waterway. If I Knew What It Was! Last updated: Thursday, 12 June, 2014. Boats We See On The Waterway. And our favorite site:. Fishing boats rafted for the evening. A paddlewheeler tour boat repositiong for the next season. Hand feeding gulls in New Jersey. Crab traps on Tangier Island in the Chesapeake Bay. The best part of the ICW? No desk, no corporate buzz words, and being able to claim oh,sorry, I had no cellphone service. So here is the low-down on the ICW:.
icwtrip.com
ICW - Dismal Swamp Canal
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I Would Want To Travel The Intracoastal Waterway. If I Knew What It Was! DISMAL SWAMP CANAL - an ICW Alternate Route. Last updated: Thursday, 12 June, 2014. Boats We See On The Waterway. And our favorite site:. A foggy morning at Deep Creek Lock, the north end of the Dismal Swamp Canal. The lockmaster chatting with a boater locking through the Deep Creek Lock. Sometimes it's easier to pull your boat over the weir than wait for the railway. Elizabeth City, NC. The Harbor of Hospitality. We all remember le...
tugantine.com
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The Story of Captain Lane A. Briggs. Captain Lane Alan Briggs was born in Mars Hill North Carolina on June 18, 1932. When Lane was 15 he saw the ocean for the first time, and he knew immediately that that was where he belonged. He signed on a fishing boat as deckhand, and later joined the Coast Guard. A long maritime career had begun. Aboard Lane's vessels he trained countless young people in the lessons of seamanship, including his four sons and one of his grandsons, who now all hold Captain's Licenses&...
schoonerjollyrover.com
All About the Jolly II Rover And Her Crew - Schooner Jolly Rover
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The Schooner Jolly Rover. The Jolly II Rover. Pictures & Video. All About the Jolly II Rover And Her Crew. The amazing Schooner Jolly II Rover is proudly owned by Bill Malone and is operated out of Key West’s Historic Seaport. He purchased the Jolly II Rover in 2003 to fulfill a lifelong dream of operating a classic, square rigged, topsail schooner. Follow the Adventures of the Jolly Rover! Over the years, the Schooner Jolly Rover has been featured in countless magazines, newspapers and blogs for our ico...
bonnyblue.com
Cruise aboard the Bonny Blue on the Dismal Swamp Canal.
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Merritt built his first boat when he was about seven years old. The keel was laid using the door from his parent's basement. After breaking a hole in the lake ice in his native Michigan, he embarked on her maiden voyage. She did not float well. Not at all, in fact. By the time he was fourteen his boats were much improved, and by his early twenties were taking on some sophistication - like oars and sails and stuff. Designs, which now ply the world's coasts taking passengers for hire.
icwtrip.com
ICW Cruising
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I Would Want To Travel The Intracoastal Waterway. If I Knew What It Was! Last updated: Thursday, 12 June, 2014. Boats We See On The Waterway. And our favorite site:. Fishing boats rafted for the evening. A paddlewheeler tour boat repositiong for the next season. Hand feeding gulls in New Jersey. Crab traps on Tangier Island in the Chesapeake Bay. The best part of the ICW? No desk, no corporate buzz words, and being able to claim oh,sorry, I had no cellphone service. So here is the low-down on the ICW:.
