


hell, i guess if we fanagled 2 Old Towns through 6 giant Mississippi grain barge locks and 82 miles of river, we can get ol´Ute across the isthmus.
good thing our crew has experience....hopefully this time we won´t have to build a sail out of green tarp and a canoe paddle. anything´s possible, though...
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Greetings from Ben and Rhonda. We're enjoying the Ute blog. Jacob has a green hat exactly like Allen's.
Rhonda named the song. Tougher for new wavers.
Loved hearing about the capyberas. It makes us wonder if crocodiles are near by.
Two of the capyberas at the Santa Barbara Zoo escaped a couple of years ago and went to the lagoon/estuary. It tooks months for the zoo to recapture them.
Our thoughts are with you and your crew.
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