Good Day At Nolin

[elnutsmalljaws]

Woody, a man can barely get by alive doing that one in private but in front of the world, Oh My Goodness is he in for a rough one, Shoooo Weee I'm glad it was him and not me.

I did not see the tags on the boat so for his sake, I hope he lived close and was not a part of the Ohio Navy for it was LONG ride to the house and the mileage had nothing to do with it. Not a happy camper for a wife, lost day on the water, lower unit in pieces left on the ramp, prop missing a couple of blades makes for a bad weekend all around.

[roadrunner]

As my sheriff buddy tells me; many a divorce have started at a boat ramp.

[wishniwasfishn]

I was at Nolin Thursday, and my father in law and myself helped a guy who was broke down in panther creek with his wife and 3 daughters. I towed the guys boat to the boat ramp while my father in law took him to get his tow vehicle, I sat there for 45 minutes (no lie) and watched a guy back his big cabin cruiser down the ramp, totally covered, and sit there for at least 45 minutes unloading everything from his truck to the boat, take off all of his straps, unbutton all the canvas covers, it was amazing that there is people still that stupid to the rules of the ramp. Luckily for us the guy got back with his tow vehicle the minute the cabin cruiser left.