August Pics - Let's go!

[AsLan7]

Love that hull color, SBM!
Great shot.

[Ytmsn]

Nice pic Southern! Can't wait to eat Buffalo Chikin Wangs on that thing! Or maybe a slab of barbecue ribs!

[Ytmsn]

Here are some from our weekend. My daughter and soon son2B spent the weekend with us.

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[Southernboatman]

Thanks BB and Aslan. Me too..can look at boats all day!
YT just load those pigs and chickens and bringem on down!

[AsLan7]

Ytmsn, those are great pics and even greater memories being made with the family.

Keep 'em coming my friend!

[Alaskabound]

Southern, is Barber marina the one where you drive by those "animals"? I think we drove down there in February couple of years ago but there was not any activity that time of year. We did have a "cheeseburger in paradise" at Pirate's Cove. Neat area.

Dub

[Southernboatman]

Dub-yes that's it. Stonehenge and dinosaurs etc. Middle of nowhere just like we like it. Pirates Cove I mentioned elsewhere is the "cheeseburgers in paradise" dive bar. Used to be even more "divey" but you still get the real go have fun we don't give a damn atmosphere there. What I'm wondering is how in the world did you find out about it? Either one?

[liquid]

I know the ski sled thing you're talking about. We had one too. I bet it's still down at the lake house - I'll look and post if I find.

Dont forget about this! I would like to see if you still have it.

I won't - think I know where it is.

[liquid]

Nice pics!
Tuscany what is the lit up colorful wall thing? Captain Ron looks like he's captained before!
And Downtown Milwaukee!

It's an old grain storage elevator. Old elevators line the Buffalo river, and has become part of the history of Buffalo. That in itself is a cool boat ride that starts in Canalside. The Buffalo river winds into the city, and these elevators are the draw. http://buffaloriverworks.com
Buffalo used to be a major grain terminal for the Midwest. Ships from the heartland would transfer grain from water to elevator and eventually onto railroad cars to supply the east coast.

Lots of cool history between our two cities - trade routes, political posturing, industrial ebbs and tides. Revivals?

[liquid]

Also - Nice pics everyone - keep them coming!

[Skiingstrongman]

Went out for a ride on Sunday with my parents and my Aunt and her husband. Then dinner at the marina restaurant.

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[ColinC]

Nice pic.

Quality time with family and friends. That is what it is all about in the end. It's just a bit better aboard a Cobalt!

[AsLan7]

Nice pic.

Quality time with family and friends. That is what it is all about in the end. It's just a bit better aboard a Cobalt!

Well said, Collin....well said.

[Skiingstrongman]

My father is the OG Cobalt owner. He and my mom looked at Cobalts since the late 80's he finally bought a new 2000 226 after years of looking at them. I grew up going to 2-3 shows a year and learned to beeline to the Cobalt booth early on.

[Big Block Power]

Went out for a ride on Sunday with my parents and my Aunt and her husband. Then dinner at the marina restaurant.

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Hey nice shot. That's awesome.
Does your mirror fit in that grove in the w/s? Is that a Cobalt mirror? How do you like it?