It’s a dismal day here in Trappe and the threat of cold rain seems to be imminent. Things get a bit boring during winterizing season. How much can I say and how many pictures can I post about this? Let’s find out. I have found that customers like to see their boats here (right Frank?).
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And Willy loves to see his photo every day. Maybe he is more photogenic than I give him credit for.
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We also happen to notice things when we pull boats. Like these high-tech dinghy chocks. Salt treated lumber works just as good as teak or mahogany if you don’t care about aesthetics.
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And how many of these do we see every year. We do provide heavier duty platforms if this is a recurring problem for you.
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We have all sorts of boats coming in for storage – more variety than we see the rest of the year, which is pretty interesting if you just plain like to look a boats like me.
Anything Can Happen Friday
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I was also told to mention Tank Dickerson and Deck Dickerson – so consider them mentioned.