truk
Greers Ferry Lake
July 22-24, 2001
Before leaving for Australia, truk, family and friends took a trip to Greers Ferry Lake, AR. Click a link below to view video of the trip, or click a photo to see a larger version.
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The captain of the voyage bravely steers the ship onward, into the great unknown.
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The Pennington family keeps a sharp eye out for pirates and other sailors of ill-repute.
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Jaymie considers the raft a magic carpet on training wheels.
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"Ummmm. Didn't your orienteering get us lost on the lake last night?"
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Dave pounces backward. This image caught him right before the half-twist with a gainer.
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"Is that Nessie in the water? Or just Dave?"
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"I'm looking for something. Looking..."
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Steve prepares to flip the raft over and skim on his back.
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Kath walks on water, something we already knew was possible.
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"Is this the depth finder? Or the radio?"
"Hey, how do you start this thing?"
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Jaymie becomes aware he is being filmed.
This is rare shot, because the sunglasses are off...
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For the geeks in the audience, all of the footage on this page was filmed with a Canon ZR25MC MiniDV camcorder, captured using iMovie, and rendered using QuickTime Pro 5. Some of the photos were enhanced using Photoshop 5.5. And, while I greatly prefer open source software and Linux, and am loathe to admit it, all of the above work was performed on a Mac.
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