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Arnold Hite
Guest
> Message: 5
> Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2001 15:45:27 EST
> From: dbran40112@aol.com
> Subject: Re: Digest Number 232
>
> Arnold
>
> Where do you go to "swim". Do you go in the Cooper, ocean, or fresh
water?
>
> Dave
Dave,
No salt water for me. Even the Cooper River is salty for 20 miles
inland. I usually go up to Monks Corner near the Dock Resturant. Nothing
like a couple of hours of Amphicar-ing and a Cat Fish dinner at the Dock.
If I'm just checking a new part, or seal, and need to get into the water,
I'll go to the Goose Creek Reservoir. It's much closer but too small to
have much fun, except at night. The resevoir is full of alligators. Their
eyes glow when your headlights shine on them.
Sorry you won't be coming to the Hartwell Boat show. I'm looking
forward to it since I couldn't make Mount Dora this year.
Arnold
> Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2001 15:45:27 EST
> From: dbran40112@aol.com
> Subject: Re: Digest Number 232
>
> Arnold
>
> Where do you go to "swim". Do you go in the Cooper, ocean, or fresh
water?
>
> Dave
Dave,
No salt water for me. Even the Cooper River is salty for 20 miles
inland. I usually go up to Monks Corner near the Dock Resturant. Nothing
like a couple of hours of Amphicar-ing and a Cat Fish dinner at the Dock.
If I'm just checking a new part, or seal, and need to get into the water,
I'll go to the Goose Creek Reservoir. It's much closer but too small to
have much fun, except at night. The resevoir is full of alligators. Their
eyes glow when your headlights shine on them.
Sorry you won't be coming to the Hartwell Boat show. I'm looking
forward to it since I couldn't make Mount Dora this year.
Arnold