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Houseboat Magazine: June 2009
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“ At the Helm” (page 7)
I’ll never have one of those, “I Brake For Garage Sales” signs on my truck, but that doesn’t mean I don’t like a good hunt. Some people tend to shy away from yard sales, but those people are missing out on the thrill of a good adventure. Back in college it was all about finding a used toaster tha...
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“ Feedback” (page 8)
This is a photo of myself skiing behind our Gibson houseboat last year. Our houseboat is called Priceless and is located at Rock Creek Marina and Resort in Perry, Kan. I always wanted to try to ski behind a houseboat to see if it could be done. So when my husband, son and friends went on a vacati...
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“ Bow to Stern” (page 9)
Becoming a boater is a lot like taking a spouse. Like the vows spoken to our beloved, we each made unspoken promises to our new houseboat to have and to hold, from this day forward, in sickness and in health, and to perform routine maintenance. Stern bow to Houseboating’s places, faces, views, ne...
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“ Hooked” (page 23)
Going tubular. The first time I saw a tube lure being used successfully– wildly so—it was a setup. It was nearly two decades ago at the local mid-winter boat and sport show, where I stopped to watch a guy fishing up on the Hawg Trough fishing demonstration tank. I almost walked on by, figuring th...
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“ Health” (page 25)
Be Prepared! What’s missing from your first aid kit? Every boat should carry a first aid kit to cope with any medical emergencies that may arise. It doesn’t have to be a large kit, but it should contain your basic first-aid essentials. To truly be prepared, keep in mind every possible accident th...
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“ Summer Solitude” (page 27)
Summer is a busy season, but these hidden gems offer off-season solitude during even the busiest season. It’s time to abandon landlocked living and get back to sun sparkled lakes and warm golden beaches. feature June29 2009 Lake Don Pedro (Forever Resorts) feature 30 Houseboatmagazine.com itycoo...
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“ BBQ Bonanza” (page 31)
feature Your guide to impressing your dockmates’ taste buds By Brandon Barrus It’s summertime, and you know what that means. Spending weeks at a time out on the water, enjoying the sun, and BBQ parties every weekend. What’s that you say? You’ll just bring some hamburgers and hotdogs to grill up ...
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“ On The Rise” (page 34)
Good news for houseboaters looking at floating Lake Powell this year: snowfall in the West this winter is projected to have a very positive impact on water levels at the second largest manmade lake in the country. Arizona’s snowpack, a measure of the amount of water the snow on the ground holds, ...
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“ 13 Gift Ideas For Dad” (page 35)
Shopping for Father’s Day is a breeze with this gift guide to get you started. From t-shirts to bells to navigation systems, there is something on this list for the man in your life. For more information on these products, visit their websites listed at the end of the gift listing. feature 36 Ho...
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“ My Marina” (page 39)
In 1951, Ralph Moore purchased a section of land on the western shore of the Tennessee River at approximately mile marker 30. This land was undeveloped and could have been utilized for any number of projects. In fact, for many years after its purchase, cattle and sheep grazed upon this diamond i...
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