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how was everyones week end?

Spent most of yesterday arvo chopping out rotted wooden support beams out of the bottom of a fiberglass boat. So I'm itchy as fark today.

The day started with "Lets replace the soft plywood floor" and escalated into a fully stripped hull and plans to replace seating / supports / wakeboard rope riser pole, etc

Spent most of yesterday arvo chopping out rotted wooden support beams out of the bottom of a fiberglass boat. So I'm itchy as fark today.

The day started with "Lets replace the soft plywood floor" and escalated into a fully stripped hull and plans to replace seating / supports / wakeboard rope riser pole, etc

Fibreglass is good for you

Probably

Wakeboarding is amazing, will be worth the fiberglass impregnation once finished Simon...

Had my last hens party ever on sat

Dad's birthday in the evening

Slept in Sunday - doing nothing on some weekends is underrated

i never got into power water sports. its the smell of crappy fuel and people hosing off their boat after a morning of fishing. such an inefficient form of transport. jet skis ruining a perfectly quiet beach. me failing miserably at knee-boarding on an awkward ex gf's family trip to eildon. having to read speed gauges in mph.

Knots is where it's at

Also, that smell of fuel around a 2 stroke outboard or 350 inboard is possibly the best smell in the world

I reckon wakeboarding is easier than kneeboarding, was up first try on a wakey but kneeboard took a few goes

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