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Bob - yes it is neat to see that many - thousands. People fly in from Europe (and everywhere else too I suppose) for it. Tom The long range seems to be 1/2 mile. I know they shot incredible distances at the Creedmore (sp?) back in the 1800's. These are all types of arms from smoothbore...

Shots -- a movie Connie and I have been working on and enough done to release a small preview for the folks we know. Not a boat in it . . . just shots. Hope the season is going great for everyone! https://youtu.be/St30W2K5pDc

Post video if you have it - my submission: https://youtu.be/Ky5rwDPghbE

Joe: as shown I have the 540, and did get the blue-charts maps. Mine also has the fish/nav feature. Now more to Harvey's point: I think it varies widely as to the accuracy of charting. In my area, there are still warnings (at least up to a few years ago) "not charted since 1866" or some such...

Just a short vid on finding unique spots. https://youtu.be/b5ljdWyLR5I Hope all of you are well and doing great!

Joel: you're going to need a bug sprayer too: https://youtu.be/EfQiSnXwqrc

You would probably be surprised . . . I started out in a 13 foot boat, and now, I'm right back to a 13' boat. https://youtu.be/olLuK-oPE1A Best of luck with those opals! Matt

Pay no attention: http://www.kingsleynorth.com/skshop/product.php?id=95532&catID=1064 I like this one because it delivers clean water to the wheels, so there's no cross contamination - but of course, you won't be getting one, so . . .

Dock like a boss - well, not so much - but I was there to witness this: https://youtu.be/Ky5rwDPghbE

These are coming from N. Georgia in a highly mineralized environment. The figure I most often come across is 150 million years for age. I have run across a paper (like you I suppose) where petrification can now be done in a laboratory - though I doubt that would be economically feasible on...

Some of you might spot some of this, especially in areas where there was a history of gold production. The miners went to bedrock (dredging and otherwise) and in the course of that heaved up driftwood on the river bars. And yes, I realize that if you want to do what I'm doing here, there's...

I would get the Cobb first . . .

https://youtu.be/XmWOqJAg-C8 Happy cruising!

Faceting - you've got to get into faceting! Enjoy that boat!

Turns out, it does have its uses beyond what I thought: I've been using that design for a boonies retort for mercury for many years. Also a camper heater too. Amazing how important the inside edges being pointed up is as it sure accelerates the oxygen intake. You can regulate the flame height...

Good observation. If used, it should be simply for the flame and length of burning, below some solid pan holder.

Pat, I didn't, but if you search "penny stove" or "hobo stove" on YouTube you'll see designs that do (for the simple beer-can). This actually came about because of a friend of mine showed me some of these stove designs that would barely have any flame at all and I was thinking, you know with my...

Just a short "how to": https://youtu.be/N5HFN8EiVrI

I too have enjoyed and learned from your many posts from the earliest years of this site - Godspeed and the very best of luck going forward.

Foggy: Thanks for your recipe, I'll be sure and try it. Undoubtedly you have the best way of grilling. I would encourage everyone to try it as well. Thanks and happy eating. Merry Christmas!