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Thank you Nate!!!! I just wanted to thank you for going through all that trouble, We think you should have a drink on us!! We can't wait to meet everyone and party till Buffett, we are very thankful that we will have at least one concert to tailgate at this year!! :) We will be driving 18hrs to the...

.....most definitely the Carolinas!! What's not to love??? 8) 8) 8) I agree, after all he married a (south :wink: ) Carolina gal. "Dreaming of you pretty eyes, up in (south) carolina" :wink: :wink: . And South Carolina has a Margaritaville in Charleston, and a new one being built in Myrtl...

Buying a boat for the first time is exactly like going to your first Buffett concert. You never know what you're missing until you experience it and then there's no going back......and it's just as addictive so ya gotta know what you're getting into.

jkortum wrote:Two words.....


WORLD PEACE!!!!!!

ditto, without a doubt.

My Wife's Cousin has a 2000 Reinell 18 ft it's a fun boat, we spend alot of time on it. :lol: But the best two days in a boat owners life . The day he buys it, and then the day he sells it. :lol: ...hmmmmm, I dunno. I remember a pretty damn good day on my birthday in 2000 reeling in an nice fat 80 ...

.....most definitely the Carolinas!! What's not to love???

bumper wrote:I see you

Hittin the road Friday Morning..wahooooooooooooooooooooooooo,

I will give you a call on Thursday Shannon

Are you driving from California to Raleigh for the show?!? You should get some kind of award or something....Aye Carumba!!

Air M'Ville Cap'n wrote:Here is a nice image I made for the Set Lists page on my site that shows all the places I could find that Jimmy has played over the years.

...why aren't there any places in South Carolina on that map??

Hubby and I have a 31 ft. Aquasport Sportfish (Express) with a tuna tower with twin inboards named "Time Out", an 18 ft. Scout center console with a really nice Yamaha 4 stroke 115 hp motor ("Time Out Two"), a 12 ft. Jonboat with a really old Suzuki outboard, and a crappy old din...

whew boy.....That's like comparing papayas and mangoes.....but I gotta go with OPH.

MelliJellyBean wrote:Ocracoke, NC

and......

the little sandbar just inside the east side of Bogue Inlet, NC
Hatteras Village, NC
Cape Lookout, NC
Murrell's Inlet, SC
Tybee Island, GA
St. Augustine, FL
Islamorada, FL
and, of course......Key West

Some of you have seen me say this before but I will say it again. I like anywhere I can be with my wife. We can't always afford to take off to some beach and don't live near one. When we want to escape we go right here! http://www.rickandnicole.com/House/Tiki/817tikibar1.jpg ....that looks perfecta...

Check out Mango's. Its right on Duval and has great food/great atmosphere. There is an entire second story room that overlooks Duval that is primarily used for large groups. My friend is the catering manager there, so make sure you ask for Grant! www.mangoeskeywest.com I gotta go with Mangoes, too....

One time at Great Woods while peeing in the woods there was a very colorful couple bumping and grinding..The Peeing woods...come on... At least there's fresh air in the peeing woods... my friend witnessed a couple seizing the moment in a port-a-pot! :o Jeeez.....talk about "taking what you can...

Jahfin wrote:I sooner see Jerry Jeff Walker show up but maybe that's just me.

I have to agree but......but talk about ambitious wishful thinking!!

I noticed that Kenny Chesney is touring in the Carolinas the end of April (Columbia on the 22nd and Greensboro, NC on the 24th) but has no dates scheduled again until the 29th and I just can't help but think that he may make an appearance at Jimmy's show in Raleigh on the 27th. Also, Chesney has dat...

[quote="sholleran"] I'm sure they carve away at least a third getting a slope, and the decorative ones carve away more, but they must be using a much larger block than what you're describing. Of course they're after a triangle, while you could prop one end up to make the slope, saving a lo...

Hubby has a sheet metal shop and ours is made from scrap stainless that we use primarily for race parties. It has a large tray that fits into a big freezer. We freeze the ice gradually, in layers, in the tray so it is nice and clear with no air bubbles. Mid-way through the process, plastic tubing is...

My theory is the exact opposite of this, obviously it is a privelage to vote. But I dont think it is smart to vote, just to vote. If the voters were informed, or at least THOUGHT they were informed, we would get the true president out of the election. Instead, for an example, this election, we will...

The 8'x8' collapsable bar with luge-ice holder.... oh yeah, a 300 lb block of ice... a battery powered router (to carve the ice) A whole bunch of booze to poor down the ice. . Hey BPH, have you ever tried freezing a piece of clear plastic flexible tubing in your block of ice for your luge? It keeps...