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I noticed today that there is a LOT of Debris in the water around Burnside Marina and the mouth of where the Cumberland River joins. It is a REAL mess and the water is a lovely Chocolate Brown color.

I guess that is the result of the many inches of rain we received. I'm glad I am not boating in that!

Once it all settles to the bottom you'll never notice it.

You will still be boating in it, you just won't notice it.

Wouldn't that be Boating 'Over' it?

Hopefully most if it will settle on the shoreline and get burned. I hope they have a good project underway for this year. I saw a lot of progress around Conley with the debris

Just keep it on that end of the lake and I'll be fine.

_____ wrote:Just keep it on that end of the lake and I'll be fine.

For the first time ever I can say the same thing and it feels gooood

Whats the debris report?

E_HILLMAN wrote:Whats the debris report?

Took the boat from CS to State this weekend. Saw a few season enders out there but didn't hit any. However, as I was pulling around the dock to my new slip, the port engine overheated big time. The water is very murky and I couldn't see anything wrapped around the drive. I'm assuming I took in some small debris and smoked the impeller. I didn't have time to look into it so I'll have to tackle it on my next trip.

Ahh the greatness of having TWO engines...

E_HILLMAN wrote:Ahh the greatness of having TWO engines...

You can say that again. It was a little tricky backing in the slip on one but with Chillin's help we got'r done.

___, do you remember on the last cruise on the $pare Change. I had to bring it in and park the beast with just one engine. 70' of kite to puit in a 20' wide slip.

Spare Change wrote:___, do you remember on the last cruise on the $pare Change. I had to bring it in and park the beast with just one engine. 70' of kite to puit in a 20' wide slip.

I remember it well. That was no big deal for a pro like yourself.