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Saturday, June 21, 2014

Roll Tide Guy—Navigable Waterways

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One year ago on Round and Square (8 April 2012)—Fieldnotes From History: Shrine Culture
Two years ago on Round and Square (8 April 2011)—Displays of Authenticity: Introduction

[a] I'm Innocent...Roll Tide PD
I'm Innocent...
Roll Tide

But now that I have your attention, I want to tell you that I like boats...and entrepreneurship. 

And having said that, I will tell you that my home state has (at 1,300 miles) one of the longest navigable inland waterways in the nation.

 This means that (after rehab) I can do some serious quilting on the houseboat I plan to purchase. It's going to be a new leaf (turned over)—straight and narrow, down the winding waterways.

 Watery freedom. It sounds pretty good right now.
[c] Navigable RF
[Originally posted on June 21, 2014]
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