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Sorry gang…I didnt manage to squeeze off the obligatory IA food shot…all I have is an empty bag of beef jerky.
I am shocked 😮
John Michael, I was going to add a few comments, but it looks like the ground has been covered. I’d shoot for more spontaneity. Look for life, movement, attitude, context.
I see progress in your photos.
Awesome, Aaron. I always like the cameos of your boy. Those would make my day as a dad. Great memories.
Shane, it’s the considerate thing to do to not wear studs in any boat.
However, I have had customers show up with them and have not had that much angst over letting a client in my boat with studs. On one occasion my floor boards were due for replacement in a few months any way. The customer was sure to stand only on the floor boards and kept his feet off everything else. It looked like a splinter-fest on the 1/2 inch ply board afterwards but they cleaned up–a little sanding and more oil and they survived til the replacement floor went in. Two other times I threw some old carpet car mats in the floor and nothing was damaged.
My boats are work boats and not pieces of furniture, but I try to minimize the abuse. If my boat didn’t have replaceable floor boards I’d probably have a different perspective on it.
Like everyone said, get you a second pair of wading boots without studs if you plan to do any future boating.
Will, I’m no pro, but I would write three articles as Dusty intimates.
Sell one to the Historical Entomology Review, one to the Prairie Homestead Companion, and one to the Divine Messenger.
Zach,
I’m not in ATL, but you are welcome to come my way and assist on my latest project…
My third wood drift boat.
Chad,
who’s scarfing plywood in the photo? and for what? a kayak?
Beer?
I like FREE BEER!!!!
I don’t have nearly the snooty taste most guys here have.
