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Side Deck

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OMGGGGGGGG
silkster40z
Wed 08-31-2005
Any kayak rentals around here Motts? I'd be here all friggin' day!
Radical Ed
Wed 08-31-2005
Nah not really... you need to drive it over there and haul it through some nasty shit, half the work is getting it out on the water.
Motts
Thu 09-01-2005
Go for it, Dude!

http://www.amc-ny.org/rec_actv/canoe/liverys/liverys.html
~Me
Thu 09-01-2005
Fantastic. <333333
fashionpage88@yahoo.com
Fri 09-02-2005
Nice pic you can almost see the men and women that must have gone through that door. Looks like a ship with alot of memories.
Dirk
Mon 10-10-2005
looks like my house
morgan wall
Wed 11-23-2005
anybody home?
cheerie
Sat 11-26-2005
The wonder and enjoyment of these photos comes from imagining (and sometimes researching) the vibrant history of these vessels, which these photos capture so eloquently, so perfectly, I can picture myself standing on their decks when they sailed.
Geekspeek
Wed 02-15-2006
*gasp* i luvs it! <3
Owen
Mon 07-03-2006
wow, its beyond waterlogged!
patty
Thu 07-13-2006
Come on in, the water is fine. Just step inside & fall into the engine room.
J. Shultz
Sun 10-08-2006
It looks like the last person who was on the boat left the door open. If I could explore the boat I would because the top deck still looks safe enough to walk on. I wouder what the inside of the boat looks like.
Jason
Thu 02-22-2007
There is nothing like standing on the deck, looking out across the clear, blue water there at sea, and staning in it too.
C-Note
Sat 05-19-2007

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