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Woods
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Dave was over in Wales yesterday and stopped by Llyn Peris to float my Wisper. Dave has done a great job on the graphics -- I was so stoked to see it come out of the bag.
As for the cut, I'm looking for something which would be scary to paddle down the Dee or at the Bitches but not so low as to be twitchy and difficult to screw around in. It needs to be quite low in order to sink well in the salty stuff at Brittannia Bridge.
Looking forward to seeing what Dave makes of this mesmerizing moulding with his shears and scalpel!
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Fri Sep 19, 2008 10:16 am
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RadioImp
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| That looks rather nice. |
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Fri Sep 19, 2008 11:59 am
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chris jones
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Thats lovely - Daves graphics just seem to get better and better!
Hopefully me next - Wednesday Dave?
Chris
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Fri Sep 19, 2008 3:22 pm
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maverick
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That's a might fine boat would look very good at the dart gathering
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orlandinio
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u will need crystal clear water to see those lovely graphics, as u will always be 6 feet below the surface in that little sinking gem ! nice ride
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