Counter time in the shop.
It’s been progressively getting busier and busier at Headhunters (and on the Missouri River itself). The long-time shop crew says this is as busy as they’ve seen it for this time of year, and on one run to Holter Dam today I counted no fewer than seven drift boats within sight of the Wolf Creek Bridge.
Today we ran seventeen shuttles, and are anticipating an even busier few days with the holiday weekend.
The best way to learn is to jump in feet first. I’ve been doing so, fueled by some pretty awesome coffee I wrote about on Chi Wulff a few days ago.
If you’re in the area drop on in and say hi! If you see a shuttle girl jumping between rigs with a Patagonia sub divider boat bag over her shoulder, that would be me. (Hey, the camera goes wherever I go. It’s seen some… interesting vehicles over the past week.)
I’m not sure whose handiwork this is, but I can resonate with the 500th picture of the day bit. And the blogging. And maybe the ‘tool’ bit. Count Chocula… eh….
Happy Easter, all. Hope you are out fishing… or hiking, biking, skiing. Whatever it is. Just get out.
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