Hello from Enterprise, AL

[swampercj]

Thanks for the warm welcome.
Scott

 

[Pyrojodge]

Scott,
Welcome and yes there are some really great people here. Good luck on your move and on your search for your next Sea Ray.

Jason

 

[dothanfrogman@gmail.com]

welcome to southeast alabama. there are a few of us ray owners around.

 

[Bugsy24]

Welcome Aboard!!

 

[JimG]

Welcome to CSR!

Do you still wheel the CJ with the Swampers?

 

[VinceR]

Welcome. Our boat is in LA, Lower Alabama.

 

[Summer Fun II]

Welcome to CSR. :smt001

This is too funny, Enterprise and your name is Scott .. Beam me up Scotty. :lol:

 

[Pyrojodge]

Welcome to CSR. :smt001

This is too funny, Enterprise and your name is Scott .. Beam me up Scotty. :lol:

Wayne,
Quite pickin on the new guy... geesh....

LOL it was a good one though...

Jason

 

[Banagy]

Welcome aboard and have a good ride.

 

[swampercj]

Welcome to CSR!

Do you still wheel the CJ with the Swampers?

Not anymore my son took over the old CJ after I built my buggy...But since he's in college I still get to play with it from time to time.

 

[Sea Ray 215]

Welcome aboard!!! Spent 1 year (1966-67) at Fort Rucker and loved that area!!!

 

[swampercj]

Welcome to CSR!

Do you still wheel the CJ with the Swampers?

Not anymore since my son took it over after I built my buggy; however, with him in college I get to drive it from time to time.

 

[swampercj]

Welcome aboard!!! Spent 1 year (1966-67) at Fort Rucker and loved that area!!!

After retiring from active duty I took a job here at Ft. Rucker with the Air Force helicopter pilot training program. Area here is still great1 The family loves it.

 

[swampercj]

lol...never thought about the enterprise-Scotty thing!

 

[Pyrojodge]

Oh swamper... you'll find we have several characters here on CSR...:thumbsup:

But what's life without humor.. again welcome

 

[Summer Fun II]

It gets funnier ... we have a Captain Kirk on here also. :lol:. :grin:

 

[Capt. Rusty Higgins]

After being at Mother Rucker for a couple years myself, I was more taken back by the statue of a “bowl Weevil.” The statue is of a beautiful lady wearing a flowing dress, all the while hoisting a Bowl Weevil above her head in the center of town, only in Enterprise Alabama. They credit that bug for changing their main agricultural crop from cotton to goobers (peanuts). One of the silent Heroes of this country who never got the national recognition he deserved for literally saving the South and its agricultural existence. Dr. George Washington Carver chose service over wealth never received the credit he was due and that is because he didn’t want it. No more humble of a man ever walked this earth and no smarter a man has ever kept his hands in dirt as he.

Felt like saying that, pardon me.

Rusty

WAR EAGLE!

 

[John_Gault]

One of the silent Heroes of this country who never got the national recognition he deserved for literally saving the South and its agricultural existence. Dr. George Washington Carver chose service over wealth never received the credit he was due and that is because he didn’t want it. No more humble of a man ever walked this earth and no smarter a man has ever kept his hands in dirt as he.

Felt like saying that, pardon me.

Rusty

WAR EAGLE!

I concur!
Not enough credit while he was alive, and one of the great travesties as he has been relegated to almost a trivia item by our primary education history books. There should be a George Washington Carver Day in every state of the deep south.
Laurence

 

[VinceR]

Scott, do you know another helicopter instructer pilot by the name of Eric?

 

[swampercj]

I know a bunch of instructors on Rucker but no Eric's. Rucker is a pretty big! I'm not a pilot, I just work with helicopters I oversee the maintenance contract for the air force.