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 New Definition of Dry Dock....
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01/23/06 03:08 AM
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geekFish
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visited cypress springs this weekend...before the rain. 
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Re: New Definition of Dry Dock....
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01/23/06 03:37 AM
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oppelousas
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Yes, that's about how it looks around Lake Sam Rayburn and Toledo Bend also. I hope this recent rain helps and we get some more. Good picture.
Opp
Just a big ole boy in a little bitty boat! 
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Re: New Definition of Dry Dock....
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01/23/06 01:49 PM
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TexDawg
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Re: New Definition of Dry Dock....
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01/23/06 04:28 PM
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Bullet Driver
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heck of a steep ramp he has there.. 
  "When all else fails, use a Grenade!"
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Re: New Definition of Dry Dock....
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01/23/06 05:16 PM
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Roddy69r
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sad,But take pics for the future when it rains!
I would rather have a bad day fishing,than a good day at the office!
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Re: New Definition of Dry Dock....
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01/23/06 06:26 PM
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Rudy Cortinas
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It's always a bad sign,when you can mow under your dock! Nice wooded area though! 
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Re: New Definition of Dry Dock....
#987878
01/23/06 06:57 PM
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Okie Poke
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😎 Dallas Cowboys....eventual Superbowl Champions 😎
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Re: New Definition of Dry Dock....
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01/23/06 10:54 PM
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Brian Spagnola
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Id be out there putting brush piles fricken everywhere!!!!!
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Re: New Definition of Dry Dock....
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01/24/06 02:18 AM
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Bass_Lady_In_Plano
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zoiks!! 
-An original 'Yupneck' from the Appalachians 
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Re: New Definition of Dry Dock....
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01/24/06 07:56 PM
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Blue Blazer 2400
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Is this your place or just a pic you took?
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Re: New Definition of Dry Dock....
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01/24/06 10:38 PM
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TxFishinFreak
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dang....but like brian said, put all kinds of brush, etc out there
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Re: New Definition of Dry Dock....
#987883
01/25/06 01:27 AM
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chickenman
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Originally posted by Brian Spagnola:
Id be out there putting brush piles fricken everywhere!!!!! Me too but I would let water rise so folks would not see it....nice to know whats around your dock though.
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Re: New Definition of Dry Dock....
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01/25/06 02:06 AM
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geekFish
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nah - my folks are moving into a neighborhood right around the corner later this month.
part of their neighborhood has .. er, HAD water access by way of a canal type arrangement that ran though their backyard. Most of it was dried up as well.
you texans keep telling me this is normal but DANG!!!
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 Re: New Definition of Dry Dock....
#987885
01/26/06 12:57 PM
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Basscat 1
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Well I guess now is a good time as any if he needs to do a little dock maintenance.
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Re: New Definition of Dry Dock....
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01/26/06 01:12 PM
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davec
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Originally posted by geekFish:
you texans keep telling me this is normal but DANG!!! I don't know about the rest of Texas, but I hear Central Texas is a continuous drought interrupted by the occasional flood. 
Dave Clark 
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