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URY914, that's a cool picture, it's real right?
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14' boat - 208lb swordfish - 1100 feet of water -
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Are the babes Ms Resaca Beach?
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I have some clay models I built which look very similar to this aircraft, I wish them luck.
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Jack Jakamara Ross making a hunting boomerang. Central Desert Fluted Throwstick http://www.flight-toys.com/artifacts/tb82.html http://www.flight-toys.com/artifacts/tb82.jpg These Central Desert throwsticks have the longest straight line flight of any type of Aboriginal non-returning boomerang. |
You have to request 'below deck storage'. I think there is a reduced rate for above deck, which voids insurance.
Buy insurance and ask for below deck storage and you will be covered. That way if the container is put above deck it's not your problem. The captain is allowed to jettison boxes above the deck in an emergency, so it is not a preferred location. I have shipped forty or so containers to and from England in the last ten years without incident. It is unlikely you will have a problem. |
Don't remember where this was:
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1186603588.jpg Grand Cayman, tasting the local seafood. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1186603675.jpg Jamaica: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1186603829.jpg Albino Alligator: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1186603950.jpg Flaglers toom in St. Augustine: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1186604038.jpg |
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Huge!
My good friend caught this the other day in Baton Rouge.
JESUS! http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1186636825.jpg David and I decided to go try our luck at a pond right before sundown We were bass fishing with red-shad tiki stick rigged wacky style just bumping it along. We caught 2 bass right off the bat. one was 2 lbs and the other was 3.5 lbs. Then our schedule for the night changed when David hooked on to somthing big, really big. at first we thought it was a record size bass that was pulling drag like a redfish but it was too dark to see, and it wasnt until david put the waders on and went into the water to find out he had caught a 43.5 pound flathead catfish. He pulled it up onto the bank and we both couldnt believe it. He had just reeled in one of the biggest catfish on record on a piece of junk zebco rod that i had slapped a shimano baitcaster on with 12lb test mono. (I keep the rod and reel in my car just in case i find myself at the water's edge). I must say it was one of the fattest fish i have ever seen in my life. We could have entered it and it would have been the 4th largest in the state on record but David said that he doesnt care for any spot but first. |
Looks like he is going eat with a spoon for safety sake, but heal nicely.
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