Re: [omc-boats] Old Hickory Lake in TN

Lee,

Good to hear you're ok. I'd buy your Surfer for sure, but I'm not sure how I'd get it here back in Washington. Any ideas?

~Scott
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> In a message dated 9/2/05 11:42:50 AM Central Daylight Time,
> gvanvliet@... writes:
>
> << PS - My heart goes out to everyone affected by Hurricane Katrina. In
> Canada we're just as awestruck, saddened, and (most recently) disgusted by
> what we're seeing and hearing. Lee Shuster - how are things at Old Hickory
> Lake? Did you just get a lot of rain?
>
> >>
>
> Actually, it's Lee Hazen that lives on Old Hickory Lake. Things are fine
> here,
> we got a lot of rain and wind, but minor damage - limbs down, occasional
> tree down. No damage here at my place. I left the pontoon boat down
> by the dock and no damage there either. Just finished cutting the yard and
> boy did it need it ! All that rain really was good for the yard.
>
> I don't think the level of the lake raised more than a foot above normal. No
> flooding along the shoreline this time. Didn't lose power either.
>
> I consider myself very fortunate to live in such a safe place. We only have
> two things to fear here - tornado's and ice storms (and tourists).
>
> I hope they fix New Orleans and fill in the lowland. Plenty of dirt out in
> the Mississippi Delta that could be used to fill the "bowl". Otherwise,
> I fear this will happen again - and again.
>
> Lee Hazen - Hendersonville, TN
>
> I still have the Johnson "Surfer" available with the original trailer. Best
> offer
> gets it.
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