Raft Idea
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I just found this sweet idea while browsing the inter webs. When I saw it I automatically sent it to my buddies and we are totally planning to do this next summer. I think we are going to start planning and possibly start making the raft this weekend. I'll keep y'all updated and post progress pics.
Andrew
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Got any more pics? That just looks like some dudes camping on the end of a crappy dock...
Still a cool idea, just do ot without looking like homeless guys
Still a cool idea, just do ot without looking like homeless guys
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cool idea, I think I would rig an overhead tarp to stay out of the rain/sun.
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NC_IslandRunner wrote:Got any more pics? That just looks like some dudes camping on the end of a crappy dock...
Still a cool idea, just do ot without looking like homeless guys
This is the only one I could find and now that you say that it does look like a dock...
But why would they put a grill in the middle like that? That's why I think it's a raft.
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navigator wrote:cool idea, I think I would rig an overhead tarp to stay out of the rain/sun.
My buddy said that same thing. I was thinking we could make the posts higher and add some hooks to the top for a tarp if needed. But if we were going to do this I wouldn't want to go if it was going to rain. I'd like to see some stars
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Even if it is a dock, it is still a cool idea for a raft.
Now that Rory mentions it, I would expect there to be more ripples coming from a raft than what you see.
Now that Rory mentions it, I would expect there to be more ripples coming from a raft than what you see.
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Just the dampness from the morning dew would get you pretty wet around here.
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I would float it
they've always worked for me.
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I can see some guys early the next morning rolling their hung over buddy off of the hammock and into the water, what a wake up call!
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There are paddles... and the guy on the right has his paddle in water...
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They must just be on a private lake... I can't imagine taking that down a river.
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Here's the non-redneck version of a party BBQ raft
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