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We will have to get Gabe working on that ballad. What say you Gabe ?

Fascinating is the only word I have for this thread. Thank you to everyone who has contributed and I look forward to more !

I pulled my boat out of CM today. Highest tides I ever experienced at the marina. Two hours after dead high the water was still not receding and had surcharged 300' back into the boat yard from the ramp. I think the next two days may be uglier than the hurricane itself.

I agree Boyd. Given the title of the thread and Bob's impish, cheerful but inciteful little dig, "I like this decision. Give me a shout if you do too", I was surprised it took as long as it did to slip this precipitously close to the Slag Heap. :)

I am trying to decipher the deeper meaning of pancakes on a rabbit and I am striking out. Big time. :confused:

Back when Bob frequented area they would park their wagons in a circle as additional protection from the local Lenape tribes. :)

I lived some of that mayhem back in the day. The stories you heard were very true. It was like Mad Max Return To Thunderdome with lots of beer and good looking women. I bought a brand new CR 480 the month before I was married in 1983. That summer we did a huge group campout with about 30 people...