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Cardboard Boat Races

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July 7, 2009



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Every 4th of July The Club House hosts the Cardboard Boat Races. The people that make these boats are amazing. The boats are made of Cardboard, Tape and Paint. Nothing more. Also this year they had a noodle race. Fun to watch. Some don't make it across the lake, but that is what makes it fun to watch. The first heat out And some don't make it far in the first heat The lead of the first heat working hard The second heat out And they are off, back across the lake. One of them did not make it. Their boat was too water logged. Loads of spectaters on one side of the lake. There were people watching all around the lake and on the water. Spectaters come in all sizes. "Preston Caudill"
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    Posted by Integrity July 13, 2009
Thanks so much for the information. I will definitely try to attend next year!

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    Posted by sherri7352 July 10, 2009
It is open to the public. The host is the Brady Lake Club House. I believe that is where they do all the sign ups and take care of organizing it. I am not a resident of Brady Lake, but visit there. Brady Lake Club House has a hog roast during this time. I need to post the noodle race too, that was funny too, but because I was across the lake from where they started, I wasn't able to get a good shot.

Make sure you check it out next year around mid June.

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    Posted by Integrity July 10, 2009
That really looks like a great time! My friends and I would have a ball making our 'creation'! Is it open only to residents or can anyone come and watch? I'd love to see this sometime.

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    Posted by sherri7352 July 10, 2009
It is in Brady Lake, every year on the 4th of July. We venture out there every year to watch.

They can always use more boats. The more boats, the funnier it becomes. There are plenty of real boats sitting around, watching for the safety of these folks as well.

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    Posted by Integrity July 9, 2009
Looks like fun! In what area did this take place?