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My two daughters used to tell me to "take a chill pill". Good advice.
I have found in my "mature state" that it's better to take a hiatus when approaching a state of fatigue before messing something (or me) up.
As Jim Ed Brown used to sing: "Pop-A-Top Again".
Looking forward to G-10.

Bob's handy dandy trailer tips:
Get a tire pressure monitoring system!!!
Get spare lights.
You are now a finalist for the cool trailer award.

He was a "good guy". A joy to talk with and a man who had done more than his part in making this world a better place.
He leaves a gap for us to fill and an example of how to fill it.

With 72 years of experience with "Murphy's Law", I'll not bet my butt on a total digital solution. Give me a whiskey compass and a mechanical path to the control surfaces!!!

Well the TPS paid for itself again! This time a stray piece of a cotter key was the culprit.

How about flanking rudders on the trailer so Mom can back down the ramp

Don't forget the rhythmic throb of the pumper.

What a pleasure to get to dock next to you.

You'd think high quality bilge pumps and automatic switches would be available. I've replaced dozens of them over the years and my assessment is they are all crap and you better check them often. That being said, I recently had one fail so I replaced it with two! I really didn't want to poke another...

I'd ground everything together. Overkill? I think "no-kill".

Saturday it is!

I'm tracking a plump piggie for BBQ either night.

We will pickup the shirts for you. Sorry you can't make it.

I would (and did in a similar circumstance) do double diagonal layers with Okume, then plank it.

Floater#3 !!!
Bob & Linda Smith