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StirCrayzy
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So jealous, Monaco is my favorite circuit.
saintsreturn
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It was smashing, and the noise will always give me goosebumps. My favourite circuit though is spa francorchamps, I make it my pilgrimage every year if I can and rough it up in a tent, but the drinking and atmosphere make sure you don't spend much time there!
Mr.Reeefer
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Me with a small yellowtail kingfish caught outside Sydney, he was released after the photo.
This is my lady Gina holding a cracker bream caught out of Port Hacking in Sydney, this fish was released after the photo also.
This is my lady Gina holding a cracker bream caught out of Port Hacking in Sydney, this fish was released after the photo also.
Hi Brock,
Thanks for looking in on my progress.
I know my tank isn't as advanced as some others at six months, but I'm really happy to progress slowly. That was the best advice I was given early on, even before I bought my tank. I see too many trying to force nature along and failing just as quick.
I've added 5 Blue/Green Chromis and an Algae Blenny at the start of this month , keeping my livestock as non-aggressive. (All my stock is bought as juveniles and smaller than existing livestock so as not to upset the status quo.)
The Sea-Hare was the best purchase I've made to date, even-though I was a bit apprehensive after researching other peoples experiences with them. It really has eradicated any hair-algae and cyano. I keep it supplemented with lettuce and nori sheets or pellets. My next purchases will be some leather corals and hairy mushrooms, or some other hardy coral.
You and Gina seem to be enjoying the fishing. I also enjoy sea/beach fishing, but we don't have anything as nice as the yellowtail in the North Sea.
Wayne.
Thanks for looking in on my progress.
I know my tank isn't as advanced as some others at six months, but I'm really happy to progress slowly. That was the best advice I was given early on, even before I bought my tank. I see too many trying to force nature along and failing just as quick.
I've added 5 Blue/Green Chromis and an Algae Blenny at the start of this month , keeping my livestock as non-aggressive. (All my stock is bought as juveniles and smaller than existing livestock so as not to upset the status quo.)
The Sea-Hare was the best purchase I've made to date, even-though I was a bit apprehensive after researching other peoples experiences with them. It really has eradicated any hair-algae and cyano. I keep it supplemented with lettuce and nori sheets or pellets. My next purchases will be some leather corals and hairy mushrooms, or some other hardy coral.
You and Gina seem to be enjoying the fishing. I also enjoy sea/beach fishing, but we don't have anything as nice as the yellowtail in the North Sea.
Wayne.
Me with a small yellowtail kingfish caught outside Sydney, he was released after the photo.
This is my lady Gina holding a cracker bream caught out of Port Hacking in Sydney, this fish was released after the photo also.
StirCrayzy
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I'll add this one of me from 96 I just found cleaning out Moms attic. I know it's old, but it's my claim to fame.
And no I personally did not contribute in any way to this accomplishment for our dear Red Wings that year.
And no I personally did not contribute in any way to this accomplishment for our dear Red Wings that year.
Ratpack
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Tim for some reason that is not what I expected LOL!
I see you're a "Cruiser"... what ship/trip was that on? I LOVE cruising! Can't get enough
Hey Al, that was on the Allure of the Seas last month. We did a 7 night Western Caribbean. We love to cruise as well, just can't afford to do it as much as we would like.
Tim you living in SC you should take advantage of the Charleston Port of call. Very reasonable rates from that port. We try to go out of there as often as possible (not THAT often unfortunately) but honestly I can go for a 7-day Eastern Carib out of Charleston for less than I would spend on a 4-day trip to Hilton Head or somewhere like that. Also do you have a Smatphone? If so look into the APP called "Shipmate". I LOVE it and highly suggest it for anyone who is into cruising.
re:And Al, this is what I look like when I come up to your neck of the woods to play! - How far up here do you make it? Some amazing roads up here and the views... OMG the views up here. Have you had the pleasure of the "Tail of the Dragon" yet? Talk about getting low and dirty! Some of those turns if you look closely up ahead you may see your own tail lights LOL!
re:And Al, this is what I look like when I come up to your neck of the woods to play! - How far up here do you make it? Some amazing roads up here and the views... OMG the views up here. Have you had the pleasure of the "Tail of the Dragon" yet? Talk about getting low and dirty! Some of those turns if you look closely up ahead you may see your own tail lights LOL!
Ratpack
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So far we have only cruised Royal Caribbean, but we are talking about trying Carnival out of Charleston. I will look into the app you suggested.
As for the Tail of the Dragon, that is where that photo was taken. I try to get up there at least once a year for a weekend and try to make sure I can make it to come back the next year. I also like to ride the BRP out of Cherokee, nice twisty road with some great views.
Once I hit SEND on this I'm going to send you a PM so be watching for it
As for the BRP and Cherokee... Absolutely! One of our businesses is located in Cherokee (not far from the Casino LOL) and I like to make my trip over there via BRP in nice weather. You may want to check out the ride up to Mt Pisgah and up around in this area. Well worth the trip and plan on eating at the Pisgah Inn for one meal. Wife and I camp across the road from the Inn each year and thoroughly enjoy it up there.
Great looking family