Our week with the Family at Pirateland Campground ended way to quickly.
But we will see them again soon in October!!
In the meantime, we headed south about 15 miles to Huntington Beach State Park. I guess you could call this our “Home” park. We return here on a regular basis to check in with my mother, visit friends and take care of regular stuff. Of course, we find time to enjoy the beautiful beach as well:o))
One project we want to complete is getting a fishing cart. However, it must be able to fit in the Tahoe next to our bikes, hold the Sea Eagle, still have room for the lounge chairs on top and not cost a fortune!!
We haven’t found any that would meet our requirements… SO we decided to build one out of PVC. I helped Bill design a cart and drew the plans on the computer. It only took 2 trips to Home Depot and the help of our good friend Bill Jordan, to complete the cart!!
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How hard can this be ?!?!???
Production Facility and Teamwork!!!
We forgot WHAT??? This part goes WHERE???
Add kayak wheels, removable legs and fishing poles… Yep, we have a FISHING CART !!!
Time for a Test Drive :o))
PERFECT
and
It fits in the Tahoe!!!
When we were here from April to June this year,
the birds that usually fill the salt marsh and causeway had not arrived yet;o((
Well…
they’re here NOW :o))
Whenever I have free time,
I just hang out on the causeway and enjoy…
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It’s very common to see Gators napping and sunning along the causeway.
Occasionally, they share the waters with the birds !!!
OK, enough already…
NO MORE PHOTOS !!!
You better be quick and get a patent for that fishing cart, everyone is going to want one! Nice job.
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Nice job on the cart !! And if you don't glue it together and get tired of it you can always return the fittings and buy a dinner out on the town, well at least a hamburger.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures and nice job on the cart!
ReplyDeleteNever too many spoonbill pictures. Bit lucky you to have such a great "home park". I am so impressed with your cart. I had no idea you were such a computer geek you could design it on the computer. Really impressive! Perfect looking cart. Get a patent quick!
ReplyDeleteClever idea. I am sure it will get some good use. BTW. We are rereading your Maine posts. Hopefully, we are headed there after the reunion rally. How soon did you get reservations at Trenton and Lubec? You know that I am a planner :-).
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the cart. Love the spoonbills. That gave me just a bit of a twang that I might be needing a beach fix pretty soon.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great design for the cart! You guys are pretty clever.
ReplyDeleteLove the cart! And it's multi-purpose too! You 2 are so talented :)
ReplyDeleteLove the spoonbills! I know Dan would have looped helping Bill with the cart!
ReplyDeleteVery nice home park with all the birds at the causeway. The cart is a great design and very useful there.
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I'm impressed that it only took two trips to Home Depot to assemble the fishing cart and no blood was spilled during the process. :c)
ReplyDeleteWe love hanging out on the causeway at HBSP, nature at its finest!
Great Pictures and can't get enough of those sunsets. Love the cart too! I think you should throw a couple comfy seat cushions in there, kick back with a good book and let Bill pull you around the campground. :-)
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