Yes, Plummerville. Some nice smallies up there .3 pounders all day long. Crystal clear water and not too crowded. Nice people too!kootch88 wrote:No, as you know there is very limited access to that Panther Pond and though I live 2 miles from it, I mostly fish around the Songo Locks with flies or in some holes on Brandy Pond, otherwise when I fish I go on guided trips up North of Greenville. I have a hard time getting my wheelchair to good spots so I have to either be in a boat or on some decent surface that is flat so I am not working to keep myself in one place all the time.Hey kootch you do any fishing in Panther pond?
Have you spent time up here in my neck of the woods?
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mr1precision
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- Location: Boylston Ma.
- Stoker Coal Boiler: Axeman-Anderson AA-130
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bear creek burnout
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Man that is a sweet ride......Here's a peak at the inside.
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av8r
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- Location: Near Owego, NY
- Hot Air Coal Stoker Furnace: Leisure Line Hearth with twin turbos (sounds like it)
Nice...my parents had an 87 Vogue II they traveled with for 3 years. I like the older coaches. They bought a 1999 (I think) Vogue/Prevost that they use now. Bigger and wider, but not the same personality as the older ones.mr1precision wrote:Here's a peak at the inside. [img][/img]bear creek burnout wrote: Now we know where the savings go from heating with coal. Now you gotta figure how to stoke that beauty the same way.
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BeerMonley
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- Location: Lake Winola PA
- Hot Air Coal Stoker Stove: Lesiure Line
- Coal Size/Type: rice
i like outdoors stuff (as long as it motorized). wheeling in my 07 rubi.
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Cap
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- Location: Lehigh Twp, PA
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- Other Heating: Heat Pumps
Leaving home, trip to New England with no real agenda. Suzuki DL1000
Cape Beton, NS looking into St Lawrence Gulf
Me, after 700 mile run last day of 14
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mozz
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- Location: Wayne county PA.
- Stoker Coal Boiler: Axeman Anderson 1982 AA-130 Steam
Just got this last Friday. 2003 gt 4.6l 5 speed. 2 owners 45,000 miles. It's the wifes car actually. I want it to sleep in the garage all winter, she wants to drive it everyday of the week. 
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CoalHeat
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- Location: Stillwater, New Jersey
- Stoker Coal Boiler: 1959 EFM 350
- Hand Fed Coal Stove: Harman Magnafire Mark I
- Baseburners & Antiques: Sears Signal Oak 15 & Andes Kitchen Range
- Coal Size/Type: Rice and Chestnut
- Other Heating: Fisher Fireplace Insert
Nice! We have a 2000, but it's only a 6 cyl., the bonus is it's a convertible. My wife's car, yea she drives it everyday, now over 70K miles, bought it new.
A 2000 with only 70k! Your wife must not drive far. I got my wife a brand new van in 2000 and it has 148k on it. So in july this year I got her another car and she has put 8k on it so far. The thing that gets me is she has her own accounting office and it is 1 1/2 miles from home.Wood'nCoal wrote:Nice! We have a 2000, but it's only a 6 cyl., the bonus is it's a convertible. My wife's car, yea she drives it everyday, now over 70K miles, bought it new.
How the hell do you put that many miles on vehicles when your total commute is 3 miles a day. 
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coalmeister
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"The thing that gets me is she has her own accounting office and it is 1 1/2 miles from home. How the hell do you put that many miles on vehicles when your total commute is 3 miles a day."
Woa! That's crazy!! You're are not a little worried about where she's going? Maybe an afternoon rendezvous 3 times a week across town or something?? Have you actually ever been to her office? 
How the hell do you put that many miles on vehicles when your total commute is 3 miles a day." Woa! That's crazy!! You're are not a little worried about where she's going? Maybe an afternoon rendezvous 3 times a week across town or something?? Have you actually ever been to her office? -
coalmeister
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You looked whupped dude!!Cap wrote:
As long as she comes home and does not look like a glazed doughnut all covered in glaze with her hair all dry and chrunchy and her pants don't stick to the wall I have no reason to believe she is up to no good.coalmeister wrote:[:whistle:
This is the november comppetition. Im the shooter, thats 12 targets with a mandatory reload in just under 14 seconds. Sorry to the dial up guys. Jim
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