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Old 10-16-2012, 04:51 PM
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After I asked the question I got online and own the Rock Harbor website it says Blue Moon coming soon. Also noticed that commodore yacht club sells fuel to public. I didn't know that. I have always just gotten fuel from Rock Harbor. I'm glad to here the restaurant will reopen the wife and I had said that we would like to cruise up and eat dinner.
As far as the trip to downtown. I'm at river marker 155, commodore yacht club is at 172, Rock Harbor is at 175 and downtown is at 191. 36 miles one way (I would presume that is nautical miles) which would really mean 41 miles. I would definately stop going and coming and top off the fuel. I had planned to carry 10 gal extra just in case.
If we decide to venture up sometime next summer I will try and get in touch. Maybe we could cruise over to Rock Harbor and have a couple cold ones.
I forgot to mention getting fuel at Commodore. Better service, octane is 93 instead of 87 and ethonal free too.
Do you live on the Cumberland ?
Anytime you want to stop you are welcome.
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Old 10-16-2012, 06:40 PM
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I forgot to mention getting fuel at Commodore. Better service, octane is 93 instead of 87 and ethonal free too.
Do you live on the Cumberland ?
Anytime you want to stop you are welcome.
Yea, noticed that Commodore has 93octance without ethanol. I would definately rather fuel up there.
I do live on the cumberland. I'm located directly across from harpeth island about 3 miles past the ashland city bridge.
If we get up that way and see you out. We will definately stop.
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Old 10-22-2012, 09:30 AM
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Wife and I headed downtown again, left Sunday am at 9:30. The air temp said 50. First time I have been in the boat wearing jeans and a jacket, odd feeling. There was no one on the water all the way downtown - trees were in color, a very nice ride.
We had brunch at The Southern (I do recommend this place, a different menu for sure but good food) Nashville downtown has changed a lot since I moved here in 1996, feels like a totally new town
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Old 10-27-2012, 08:09 AM
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I'm new here. Bought this boat this summer. Skied the crap out of it this summer. Now looking forward to shining it up over winter.
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Old 10-27-2012, 10:06 AM
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I'm new here. Bought this boat this summer. Skied the crap out of it this summer. Now looking forward to shining it up over winter.
Great looking '85 S&S. Welcome to TT.
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Old 10-27-2012, 10:07 AM
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Wife and I headed downtown again, left Sunday am at 9:30. The air temp said 50. First time I have been in the boat wearing jeans and a jacket, odd feeling. There was no one on the water all the way downtown - trees were in color, a very nice ride.
We had brunch at The Southern (I do recommend this place, a different menu for sure but good food) Nashville downtown has changed a lot since I moved here in 1996, feels like a totally new town
Beautiful reverse colors on your boat.
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Old 10-27-2012, 11:38 AM
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I'm new here. Bought this boat this summer. Skied the crap out of it this summer. Now looking forward to shining it up over winter.
Welcome to Team Talk and congrats on buying a great boat. Where in the Midwest are you?
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Old 10-27-2012, 03:13 PM
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I'm new here. Bought this boat this summer. Skied the crap out of it this summer. Now looking forward to shining it up over winter.
Love those colors. Running the twin in Madison.
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Old 10-28-2012, 09:21 AM
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Lake Wisconsin, near Merrimac. Just moved back here. I was out in Breckenridge, CO for 10 years skiing on white stuff. I grew up here on the lake. First MC I ever skied behind was when I was about 14, and it was the same paint scheme as the one I bought this summer. Funny, as I get older, I want all the old crap I thought was cool when I was a kid.
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Old 10-28-2012, 02:16 PM
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Lake Wisconsin, near Merrimac. Just moved back here. I was out in Breckenridge, CO for 10 years skiing on white stuff. I grew up here on the lake. First MC I ever skied behind was when I was about 14, and it was the same paint scheme as the one I bought this summer. Funny, as I get older, I want all the old crap I thought was cool when I was a kid.
Im with ya there man, thats why I bought this one too they were the cat *** when I was young. Welcome to team talk great looking boat.

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