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Ok, I get it. Skwerls is good eats to a musk ox but not so kind to your wallet! It's all clear as a glass of florida water!! :shock: The scary part of B.S. is some of it's true.

Hey there Piper, Sorry for your loss, It sounds like he was a great guy! Of Course you know great pilots never die they just wag thier wings into the sunset!

Good one bear :lol:

Zeb, What a beautiful place to spend time with your wife. Congrats on the anniverssary. Looks like a great place to paddle sometime.

Ron She's looking good. It's kida like a Tumblehomed-pirogue-yak-anoe. :lol: Coming together nicely and I know you can't wait to wet test. Niether can I. Are you going to start the freedom 11's after?

I am a roller fan as well but also follow with a brush to get a nice smooth unrippled look that the roller leaves. I use the disposable foam rollers cut in half with a hack saw which leaves a nice clean edge. After I roll out the surface I then take one of those cheap black handle brushes from...

I say old chap JC, A noble gesture indeed. My hats off to you as well kind sir :wink:

JC, You wont be thinking about that little gap when your out a 1/2 mile in 50 ft. of water. You will be thinking about the lack of a gap in your seat vs. cheek :oops: if you know what I mean, and why the hell you ventured that far from the shore in the first place. All kidding aside the boat is...

Skinny, You have an eye with the camera. Very nice work on this and some of your others shots.

That boat looks even better in the water PA. Looks like your having a great time with it already. Ahh Fun in the sun with the family it gets no better! 8) bearridge, "I'm Shakin the bush boss,I'm shakin the bush":shock:

Thanks for the info TG, I have been doing some testing with both paddles and seat hieghts etc. I agree the single is harder to go staight with but it works well in tight areas just poking around. For me the double gets you there lots straighter.and quite a bit faster. I will post my findings...

Matt, The new freedom looks like a winner. I might have to build one. Great job and a nice size for it's intended purpose. :wink:

I hate to repeat myself here but we just proved again, There is no one boat that will do it all.

Man TG That boat just gets better looking, especially when wet. You sure have some purty water to float down there. I will have to get down that way somwetime. I would love to hear more about how you think she handles as your boat and mine are just about the same size with three ribs and 15'...

Nice picies Mick, How did the rudder work?

At least they both have a mustache. :lol:

Yes Jack it did have a good P.W.R. what with 4 good sized engines like that it really hummed. Probably Zenoa Gas powered. It would be nice to lay in a sound track with sounds from the real plane instead of that whine but it's still impressive to watch. Wich brings me to another question Jack...

Jack that is an awsome piece of flying. That 29 is very agile, although I don't think you would see too many full size 29's doing an outside loop muchless flying inverted that low. The X-1 is more my speed I mosly flew RC gliders thermaling and slope soared on the coast. Can you just imagine...

Swampy, That is some gorgeous country. I have not been up that way yet! But after seeing your excellent pics it makes me want to go. Great report. Thanks, Chad

PA, You got a real nice boat there. It looks great and you probably can't wait to build another. Have fun and keep the wet side down. Is Yaker gonna let you put that boat on the Viper? You might need a wind tunnel test with it straped on cuz I'm pretty sure none of the racks you can buy are...