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Bingo on the inside storage. UV seems able to seep into dark corners, around corners, etc to get to our boats

Interesting stuff! It seems able to withstand many, many hazards. I didn’t notice UV being mentioned. Did I miss it?

It’s a nice looking boat, Andy.

I learned a lesson with B-52 bomb bay doors: “When all else fails, follow the directions,”

Go get’em, JD!

Thanks for your service, Andy. I’m glad you’re on board with us these days.

I hope you guys are having a happy Memorial Day weekend. While we’re celebrating, we have to remember to look up, and nod a thank you to the people who served and do serve in the armed forces, worked in the factories, plowed on the farms, gave us birth and fed us, taught us how to light a fire...

Yes, Jerry, that’s where I remember her too. sigh

A few guys that you might recall. I was on the trip, Bud Hart, Charlie Parmelee, Kevin King, Greg Shannon. The others are newer. We launched at Penrod’s in Grayling. Some took out at 4001 bridge just below Gabions Campground, the one with the large stones all bundled up in wire fencing...

G’day, mate. Good to hear your voice again.

I like the learning that occurs when we display and discuss, and compare notes. I learn new things and ways.

My first canoe is a flower box at my buddy’s house in Ohio.

On the next camping trip on bikes, I plan to grill pork chops on the little charcoal grill, and top them with sauerkraut and caraway seeds. However, I’m currently marinating chicken breasts in dill pickle vinegar. That will fry up interestingly for supper.

No heavy drinking at all. Some scotch sipping.

Bear’s Buddy Jerry. Just got back from the Geezer Run. Thought of you. There were no gritz on the trip. And, only one can of viennies. But to make up, we did have along a jug of pickled baloney.

Andy, that’s a LOT of work you’ve tackled. But, it does you good to be doing it.

How so negate? ‘splain yorsef, Lucy?

Here’s a question that may, or may not, be pertinent. When glassing a piece of wood that is then to be bent, should it be glassed on the compression side? Or on the tension side? (Think of a wooden bow.) I’m thinking it’s on the tension side.

The shutters smell like a honeydo.

Like all interesting conversations, they work their way along from one subject to another.