Leatherface

I did. Pulled under the overhang.

My charter canceled due to high winds and then this. Just my luck!

Kurt - Sorry I missed you pal! We’ll have to catch up soon!

My waders have been in a tote since I moved down here.

Hey everyone! I moved down to PBG about a year and a half ago. Would love to meet up with a few of you and wet a line. Unfortunately, I will be on the west coast that weekend. Total bummer. I used to run the Spring Flings and Fall Flings up on Long Island. Anyway, I hope you all have a great time and I look forward to meeting some of you down here.

How is everyone doing? I’ve been down in Florida for just about a year now and look forward to meeting up with a few of you guys when I head back up for a visit.

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BUMP!

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Vezco 6-Rod Cooler rack with 3 coolers. The big cooler is 94 quart. This rack is in perfect condition. No dents or cracks. The big cooler has brand new hardware. Also included are 4 brand new sand spikes (approx. 5' long) and mounts for the sand spikes (if you want to have them welded to the cooler rack to hold the sand spikes). Also comes with locking cable and 2 locks. The bottom part is powder coated and in great condition, just minimal surface rust in a couple of spots. This rack bolts through the holes on the receiver so it does not wobble at all. I am not looking to deliver this so local sales work for me. I am located on Long Island in East Moriches and work in Hauppauge, so either of those locations work for me. $400 for everything.

I believe so. There may be a few restaurant lots you can park in, but that probably it. Typical NS.

I’ve been getting the Southold permit for years, never saw any beach driving. I believe I payed $35 or $40 last year, but that’s for seasonal guests. It’s not only for parking lots. Most dead end streets require it as well. There is also another sticker for the historical parks, which is free for residents in the actual town. I get both. Its a hike for me from East Moriches, but sometimes pays off.

The monk parakeets can be seen on Montauk Hwy from Copaigue to Lindenhust as well. Mostly along the north side of the road on poles with transformers. Huge nests!

I’ve been seeing them for years in Queens around the traffic cabinets.