Mother Nature has a way of providing entertainment for the adventurous. Denny.
Those are some stunning images of the rock formations! Sigh...I can only dream of boating for that many months.Well, let me bore you with another cool feature of the lake .. I call it "Hole in the Roof" but it has an official name that escapes me right now...
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She’s certainly got plenty of room and the name is priceless lol!Here is my ole 50 ft Gibson Houseboat. Powered by two 7.4 Crusader Engines. Had so many parties on this boat. I loved it. I sold it in 2013. Owned it for 7 boating seasons.
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And here I always thought that “happy hour” was the hour before the wives or girlfriends got home from workI have a hard rule on Lake Powell. On the hook and secure by 4pm. For a couple reasons, I don't want to be looking for a cove for the night later than that and it's time for happy hour
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The 80's was a good era for anything that floated, they all had class and identity.She was an 87 Gibson. We bought her in 2007. 50k So nice. went to house boat show in Louisville to see what the new onces looked liked. Most were lake boats. Underpowered for the river. Still 300k even in 2008. One like what we had were over 500k10 times more than we paid but we had just as much or more fun on that ole girl. in the 80's they put a lot of wood on em and I loved it.
The thing with teak is it is either a nice rich brown, or a dull gray and sometimes something in between.I had a 38' Choy Lee sloop with all teak decks.. NEVER AGAIN!!
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