Topic starter
26/02/2008 8:39 pm
Our new website for Paducah is up and running. Please visit and share your thoughts.
Capt. Joe
27/02/2008 12:18 am
Nice website and easy to navigate!
27/02/2008 2:50 am
Nice site Capt....Next time Deb and I are in Paducah, definitely this summer, you bet...
27/02/2008 8:10 am
Bruno,
I've already emailed the Cap't mentioning that "our" group will be arriving on Aug 21, we'll see what happens! Oh boy, I'm getting excited already!! Hope Mary's prepared!! 🙂
S'
David D.
27/02/2008 8:15 am
PS, Just realized just our group will be about 10% of the passengers aboard--egads, I gotta go buy some more kites!!!
S'
David D.
27/02/2008 7:17 pm
Excursion Boats On The Tchhefuncte River
Captain Joe ,
First of all , I now live on the Tchefuncte River just south of the I-12 and witness all manner of river traffic passing by and I have often wondered why the North Shore in general has evidently been a tough place to market a river excursion boat . Futhermore , in my opinion you cannot find a more senic , accesible and user friendly river to navigat on . Especially now with the the post Katrina influx of people from the New Orleans area , and this being the fastest and more afluent growing parish in the state , why do you believe that it is so tough for a river excursion boat to survive ? I have often thought of " getting into the business " and have spoken a few times to the owner of the Cotton BLossom but for me at least it defies logic that an excursion boat evidently cannot survive in this location . Your thoughts would certainly be appreciated .
Smoothe Sailing !
Ted Davisson
27/02/2008 9:04 pm
Dear God, how many of you are there?? David, have you warned everyone? Don't forget to bring a kite for me! Mary
27/02/2008 9:20 pm
Mary, there are 12 "of us" that "we" are aware of. Power in numbers and all that...
28/02/2008 12:07 am
Magnolia Bluffed
You'd think the same for Natchez, but Bluff City has always been a tough town for an excursion boat. With tourism the life blood of the community, who wouldn't believe a nice ride on a little paddlewheeler up to Magnolia Bluff and back to Silver Street would be the perfect compliment for the old house tours?
Personally, I thought a certain gamlin' boat would have filled that bill, and not until I sold everything back home, moved down South to Natchez, bought a house, a car, and a truckload of new furniture, over in Vidalia, did I realize that the GOLDEN LADY would never cruise beneath the loess bluff as I had planned.