TOPIC: check out seabuddy's website

I haven't been able to do much lately ,except get on the computer.
then I saw this link to seabuddy's website... www.seabuddyonboats.com/ ,check it out ,it has great boating articles in it,its worth looking at,good job seabuddy.
I just started seeing his posts not too long ago,but I think he will be a great asset to FG,john

I agree with you 100% John!

Chris Brown,....AKA "Seabuddy" was very instrumental in helping us get the word out on our recent Falls Lake, NC classic boating event.
He grew up around the Glasspar G-3 and wanted to ride in one so I invited him to come to our event and "ride and drive" our family owned 1960 Glasspar G-3. He came down from his home near Annapolis,
MD and had a big smile on his face all day long! LOL!

Everyone at the event had the pleasure of meeting and talking with this kind, knowledgeable man and as you said he does a great job with his website and is also active with the ACBS chapters in that area. He also helps organize the large "St. Michaels Antique and Classic Boat Show."

I want to thank Chris for his friendship and for all the help he gave our ECGOA group!

Here is a photo of he and I at our event last weekend:

seabuddy; All,

NICE site.

yours, satx

Thanks, guys, but there is a lot there.

I point out something of interest as it comes up. (Shameless self-promoting!)

I tend to think it is best to read the several years of posts when one can not go boating, like a rainy day or in your area's off-season.

I just went through the whole thing, that's a pretty cool website!

You must not have any "honey do" projects at your home.

seabuddy wrote:

You must not have any "honey do" projects at your home.

I had a spare hour before leaving for work