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WOW. Gorgeous. Thank you Kurt!!

Beautiful!

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Makes me want to be there, Oct. is not too far away, can hardly wait.

Beautiful, Kurt...thanks for reminding me with every photo that we live in such a fantastic place.

I love your random pics! :clap:

That is going to be one rusty Chevy truck. I bet they don't report that kind of activity on CarFax.com

This is a very cool pic. :clap:

i didn't take this. a friend of mine from high school did. mca can you identify this snake?😀

I would scream loudly.... no doubt about it. And possibly faint. :shock:

Amazing pics Kurt!!!! Thanks, as always!

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sculpture by David D

There's an article in Southern Living this month about yolo boarders, complete with pics of Western Lake. There's also an article featuring the Vera Bradley Inn by the Sea. The SoWal area gets great press on a regular basis in Coastal Living and Southern Living.

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Wow. Now what?????? :shock:

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looks like it may be time for a lube job on that bike.

OK...not beach related, but how often do you see people towing an airplane with a rope? The Boy Scouts had a fund raiser called "Pull for the Cure" at the air show we did two weeks ago in Portsmouth, NH. There were 9 teams of 20 people. Each team took a shot at towing our 757 ten feet as fast as they could...that's 168,000 pounds. It was obvious that this team had no shot at moving the airplane so I helped at the end of the rope. By the time the plane started rolling the empty space on the rope ahead of me was full of Delta folk and members from other teams helping this team to complete the pull.
Fastest pull was 12 seconds. It raised $48,000 for brain injuries in the Wounded Warrior program!