mike_s
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I dunno... but I bet he parked it using his Jedi Parking trick.
3-24-7 Destin Jetties
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snepdiver
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Very effective parking.
photohikedive
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blah blah blah..... it's easy with a roller skate. try doing it with a Ford F150 AND a giant suburban in a spot the same size.
mwhities
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That's why I like my lil mazda tribute... big enough to stow my dive gear (when my boss (wife) let's me dive), yet small enough to park almost anywhere a car can.
Michael
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mike_s
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photohikedive:
It's actually a Tahoe, which is about 2' shorter than the suburban.
But still getting your F-150 and my Tahoe into one parking place was still pretty impressive.
frankc420
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I bet that Neon has more sand in the floorboards than most of the beaches in Florida
SeaYoda
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That way I'm always at the beach no matter where I go. If the beaches need re-nourishing, I just unload the floor boards and all is good!frankc420:I bet that Neon has more sand in the floorboards than most of the beaches in Florida
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SuPrBuGmAn
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I say we sink the Neon into the channel, give us another landmark to find while we're diving the jetties
mike_s
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SuPrBuGmAn:I say we sink the Neon into the channel, give us another landmark to find while we're diving the jetties
that would actually be pretty cool. have our own little wreck/reef down there near the turn around point at the anchor.
SeaYoda
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We need something now that it's all sand out there.
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