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Allen's great circle trip

Tennessee River

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Our planned course for day of Monday morning 11/3/2003

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Our proposed course for entering the Tennessee River.

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Lee and Allen posing triumphantly after winning the Power Squadron Predicted Log Contest. A comprehensive test of skills on navigation and compress reading.

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We enter the Tennessee taking a small short cut and proceeded up river reading the cans and cones. As we came to the end of the island we found a red cone in the center of the river so we followed the "Red right when returning rule" and seeing a green can ahead we somehow managed to run aground. 
Confusing reined.
We turned to port and went around the green cans. Priding ourselves that the only thing that was damage was our ego's. Lee reading the first daymark discovered we were on the OHIO river, so we alter course again back to the Tennessee we hoped.   

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Tennessee River bank.

We needed tranquility.

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After a two hour wait we begin the process of enter the Kentucky Lake Lock and Dan.

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Lee is tying up to a floating bollard 

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Our line wrapped around the floating bollard 

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The long float up the lock. 57 feet which took about 25 minutes. The turbulence was so great it took Lee and I all the strength we could muster to hold the Professor and Mary Ann against the wall.

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Mile marker with and eagles nest ontop of it.

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The Eagle is landing.

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The Port battery. Dead and off the the junk heap.

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Green Turtle Bay

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Mermaid Marina
 The sign was better than the Marina.

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Broadway Farms Restaurant, the courtesy Lincoln Town Car, cornbread, beans, and grits made up for the Marina.

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Broadway Farms table

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He loves to cook. Thank God for a great favor.

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They aren't going to take my electric bike or my piece of pie..

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Pattie's apple pie.

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Lunch on the boat.

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Have scooter will travel.

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