Re: A good day on the Pipe Dream
 

It's pretty controversial. A small town WAY across two rivers (the Chechessee and the Broad) has annexed the land, and there are plans to build a new dry-stack facility with all the trimmings. Keep in mind that this area is still pretty rural, and lots of folks have enjoyed their waterfront properties along the river there for many years. They don't want to see anything change, and bring more noise and traffic to the area, and who could blame them? But Beaufort County has been and is changing (growing) dramatically with each passing year, and they'll be hard-pressed to stop this. Sad to see, I think.
http://www.blufftontoday.com/node/13207

Re: A good day on the Pipe Dream
 

Dam, that would be a dream job to retire and run a little marina.

Re: A good day on the Pipe Dream
 

Very nice trip Pipe!!!

Re: A good day on the Pipe Dream
 

Thanks, Stinky! :D

Parish I don't know about retiring and running a marina. Maybe working part time at one? Running one doesn't sound much like retirement to me, unless you have a lot of good staff under you. In my experience, dealing with the public in that kind of capacity can be awful. :P But I've often thought that IF and when I can ever retire, I'd like to work part time for a marina/boat yard. Could be fun. 8)

Re: A good day on the Pipe Dream
 

Pipe, cograts all the way around! I really like the setup for you passenger seat. Is that aftermarket and if so who carries them?

TH

Re: A good day on the Pipe Dream
 

Tuna, it was there when I acquired the boat -- sorry, I know that isn't the answer you were hoping for.

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Thanks anyway PD. I'll start looking around.