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Ah yes, the good ole days, I remember them well

Very impressive work Dave, well done !!

Umm, my post was just a joke Rich, sorry if it spoiled your day. You can lock this one up now Roy....sheesh.

OK then Steve, I won't bother hopping aboard I spose missing one more year won't hurt me

I haven't watched an NHL game for about 45 years and may be the only Canadian who never saw Gretzky play hockey, but I hear the Maple Leafs may actually win the cup this year. Is it time for me to become a fan yet ??

Some incredible fish there MB !!

The temperature's dropping, the winds are blowing and now it's starting to snow. Last week was a beautiful summer

50' and plenty big for all the toys I spend more time in the garage than the house

I ordered this mud flap from from Cabellas last year and it does a great job of keeping the stones off the boat & trailer. Hooks onto the hitch and is very simple to attach and remove from the truck.

We'll be down in November as always George, it's a trip I look forward to all year.

The exact reason I spend so much time up there Kevin

Flying in an airplane, you've got a pretty good chance of surviving the trip unless it crashes. Falling into rough water, fully clothed, without a life jacket and unable to swim, your chances aren't quite as good.

Congrats on the new ride Rob, you got a good one.

I've had Top Gun on my last 2 boats and it's an excellent product. Lasts for years and still looks good. If I was leaving my boat outside for the winter under a pile of snow, I wouldn't be using my expensive cover for it though. I'd store the cover in the house and spend the money on a shrinkwrap and then you've got nothing to worry about. A good cover is gonna cost you some serious money and I'd hate to see it get stretched under the weight of a heavy load of snow. But, that's just my opinion.

Even Torontonians hate Toronto Boss

Pic was taken after a rainfall, I just WISH it looked that good

Yeah, it turned out pretty nice Shane, took me a couple days to install it but it's well worth it.

I've got a 50' X 12' pressure treated deck with a 16' bump-out at one end and have just finished installing new aluminum railings all around and down the stairs. Now I'm thinking of some type of stain, but with it being so big I don't want to get into re-doing the darned thing every couple years and am also thinking perhaps just go with a good commercial cleaner instead.

That's some excellent pictures Joey, specially the one with the bird in a hard right turn, looks like he just spotted supper

It was unbelievable how friendly this guy was Joey, he swam right up to me and even walked up on the rock beside me, not a foot away and hung around for at least an hour, then came back for a visit the next couple days.

I think it's OK Art as long as we don't have any swan hunters around here

Yup, won't be long now Rich.

I spent last week up at the West Arm of Nippissing and while sitting near the water one day eating a samich a swan wandered by and decided she'd like a bite too. Nice to spend time up close & personal with one of Mother Natures prettiest critters.

I think you nailed it Dave, I undid the connectors in the 1st box and re-tightened them and everything is now working as it should. The neighbor down the road is an electrician so I'm gonna get him to double check it. Thanks for the help Dave, muchly appreciated !!

Outside GFCI is OK Dave, I checked it, this switch is definitely on the same curcuit breaker as the kitchen lights. There's another switch right beside this one on the same circuit and it works fine.