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Just bought 28' Riviera

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Re: Just bought 28' Riviera

Postby oakridgeboater » December 16th, 2023, 10:44 pm

Most likely Gores Landing on Rice Lake. I want to tour the Trent system and/or Thousand Islands so its a good postion to be at. Plus, it's only about 40 minute drive for me.
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Re: Just bought 28' Riviera

Postby oakridgeboater » December 16th, 2023, 11:05 pm

I'll likely be at Gores Landing, on Rice Lake. Easy access up/down the Trent and over to Thousand Islands.
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Re: Just bought 28' Riviera

Postby Jigjag » December 17th, 2023, 10:25 am

Trent water way is very nice. I've travelled all of it as a child when my parents had a boat. I haven't travelled much as an adult because of work. I work for someone now so I will have proper vacation time and will be doing more than day trips. Have fun and enjoy all aspects of the boat, don't treat it like work when your "working" on the boat. Grab a beer or whatever you do to relax and pick away at the projects. :beergood:
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