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Old 01-07-2014, 03:08 PM   #1
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Lightbulb New Aft Cabin Cushion Arrangement for 3300SCR Owners......

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Nice....

a Mead Question.

How often will you have to pull your boat and clean mussels off?
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Ok rub it in. +3 at my house this morning.

Post some boating pictures so we can see how much fun you are having
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What a GREAT idea! Thanks for helping my transform the "junk room".
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OKayyy, you asked for it! LOL!!

Here's my new Play Ground!

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Beautiful!
Now I really am having the winter blues :-)
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Bella ...we miss you here in the midwest.......you will get bored sooner or later with this boating year around thing :-)

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Bella ...we miss you here in the midwest.......you will get bored sooner or later with this boating year around thing :-)

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Didn't think so :-)
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Yea............NO!! Haha! Rog, This is the Mecca of Boating. Ala-hu ak' Mead!!! Gotta experience it to believe it. Truly. :-)

Just a few interesting facts about Lake Mead.....

It has the distinction of being the largest man-made lake and reservoir in the Unites States. It occupies an area of 248 square miles, which equals nearly 1.5 million acres. It has 550 miles of shoreline and is 115 miles long and between 1 to 8 miles wide. The water's deepest point is 589 feet.


Now WHO could could get sick if that?? LOL!!

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Mead has breath taking sights but eventually I would miss seeing some green. Besides who wants to carry enough anchor rode for 589 ft ;-)
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Mead has breath taking sights but eventually I would miss seeing some green. Besides who wants to carry enough anchor rode for 589 ft ;-)
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Thanks ezcura! It provides a great place for an adult to sleep too without losing the utility of storage in the aft cabin too. Problem is it took me 14 years to figure it out that the cushion fits Perfect and I mean EXACTLY when placed thwartship. Oh well better late than never! lol!! Enjoy your 3300 it is truly a classic design Express!!

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Ah, but have but the lowly 3200SCR (1998). We'll try to suffer along, though. Those of us on the Gulf Coast (SW FL) have no concept of depth, except SHALLOW! I have to go 25 miles off shore to find 100 feet!
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Bella......always showing off. :-)
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Boating on the Mississippi you learn two very important rules about “GREEN”: 1st “Avoid it” and "2nd Refer to rule #1”. The poison ivy is so prevalent you wouldn’t even think of venturing near it. That addresses the Green issue for me! Lol!!

Yeah that green thing is definitely an elusive commodity on Lake Mead! More like the surface of the moon! I grew up on this lake being a native So Cal. Boy. Our Family spent countless days on the surface of the Moon hiking in the seemingly endless canyons that culminate at the end of the coves that meander for sometimes over a mile into 1000 foot high cliff walls. These coves offer much needed refuge when the wind blows during the summer and monsoon season in July and August.

Anchoring on this monster of a lake is a whole different thing entirely though. It requires a unique approach to overcome the vast depth. Combined with the fact that although there are many sandy beaches most of those are in open beach areas and not protected from the relentless winds that can and will blow from time to time during the summer. The deep coves often have gravel or pebble beaches making the prospect of beaching unthinkable for the hulls sake so we drop the first mate on the beach bow first equipped with a Lake stake, hammer and 100 foot rode in a utility bag. She then drives the stake into the beach and we then lay our all chain rode (by windlass of course) out beyond the beach and then back into the beach stern first. Once we are in the shallowest water allowable to keep the drives from touching we then attach the beach line, snug it up and viola’ there you are safe as a bug in a rug for the day or night.

All this helps when you have the “Desert Rat Gene” in you like we do. Oldno7 carries the same as we do I suspect?!

Stay Warm!

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P.S. Speaking of the First Mate......;-)
Well it's a good thing that the foliage increases as you go up the Colorado river.

As you can well see(kinda) just a bit right of center, thats a lush green tree.

Found it a couple years ago. So yea, not real deserty up here, we's got foliage

You see it? It's in that little gully.....

lush I tell ya....
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Well with trees like that I guess you don't have to worry about ice strom bring them down on the power lines.

Oh wait what ice storms in your area? Then again I don't see any power lines in that photo either ;-)
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Love the idea for the aft cabin! I think I will see if I can find a cushion for that spot so I can lay there and still have the "bench" seats on both sides.
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