+Houseboat Magazine: September 2009
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volume 19 issue 09 $4.95 us & $5.95 CAN 2009 September 1 2 Houseboatmagazine.com 2009 September 3 content features 20THIS OLD BOAT 30 36 40 44 FIRE READINESS How Can They Benefit You? ADVENTURES Discover Texas’ Lake Amistad MY MARINA Cumberland’s Grider Hill 36 Starabration Makeover? SUNSTAR POSH...
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“ At The Helm” (page 7)
at the helm What Can you Get For In college I was invited to a Christmas party and to get through the doors you needed to bring a present. There was going to be a gift exchange at the end of the night and everyone was told up front that it should be, “The best thing you can buy for $5.” Of course...
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“ Bow to Stern” (page 9)
bow to Houseboating’s places, faces, views, news, products, and more The “Boatiest” Colleges In America Stern For young scholars with a passion for the water, heading off to college often means a four-year hiatus from boating. But not anymore with a new online resource, the BoatU.S. Guide to the ...
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“ Starabration” (page 19)
feature Starabration Makeover? An old Stardust gets a Sailabration facelift Story and photos by Gary Kramer Tony Joyce came to America when he was four years old, became a naturalized citizen when he was 18 and credits the United States Marines Corps with teaching him some im- portant lessons. He...
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“ Hooked” (page 23)
hooked By Dan Armitage Big Game Cats Late summer offers some of the warmest waters of the fishing season, when many popular gamefish species become lethargic and catching anything consistently can become a real challenge. Sure, night fishing can offer great action, but many of us are just not har...
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“ Health” (page 25)
health Maximize Your Space De-clutter before it’s too late By Brandon Barrus I hate moving. Just the other day my wife mentioned that maybe we should look at moving to a new place in a few months once our current lease is up and I reacted like she had just told me she wanted to rob a bank. Just t...
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“ 100 feet of Luxury” (page 29)
feature 100Feet Of Video With nearly an eight-foot tall ceiling, five inches taller than most standard models, you could exhaust yourself looking for the hidden amenities and added features on this posh houseboat from Sunstar. It’s owned by George and Patty Rob- erts and the sky really is the lim...
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“ Fire Readiness” (page 35)
feature “Fire Readiness” Are you prepared? By Joan Wenner, J.D. As will become evident, this is not meant as a tech article. It is not a discussion on the merits of people- safe clean agents in a carbon dioxide fire suppression system, or a particular gasoline fume detector, or the work- ings of ...
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“ Discover Texas” (page 39)
Texas’ Discover Lake Amistad A southern waterway destination Story and photos by Brady L. Kay Just a two and a half hour drive from San Antonio, straddling the Mexican and American border, lies a true gem in the desert— Lake Amistad. With over 850 miles of shoreline and 68,000 acres of sparkling ...
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“ Heaven On Cumberland” (page 43)
Heaven On Cumberland Welcome to the new Grider Hill By Brandon Barrus Grider Hill Dock on Lake Cumberland, Ky., is designed for the convenience of all those who love the water. Whether you enjoy houseboats, pontoon boats or fishing, Grider Hill is the place to be. Complete with many options for c...
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