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CANCELLED wind city trip

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I apologize that I have to cancel my trip to Stoney Point. My in-laws decided to meet me in Madison,WI instead. Hope to maybe make a trip this winter otherwise looking forward to seeing everyone on the water next year!

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Ah yes, good ol' married life rears.......

That's ok Bri, 'cause now I'm gonna hit the panfish lakes to relax this w/end....gonna see if the crappies are starting yet and I still gotta beat my nephew to get bragging rights - his biggest LMB is 15 1/2", mine is only 14.

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You son of a ..........I cancelled a prior engagement to accomodate your trip...........

Looks like you owe me a free trip next year, right? laugh.gif

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Married life...enough said wink.gif

Jim...trip is on me if you can match your last trips results...deal!!! grin.gif

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I would say that Brian cancelled his trip because of the way his Twinkies have been playing this past week but our beloved Pale Hose are playing just as bad. I'm not sure if anybody wants to win this darn thing. Hope everybody is having a safe and happy Labor Day. Windy

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