Quicksand Fans

dlodoski wrote:

Black Clay Lord wrote:Well, shoot. Wish I had a seaplane to take me there.

A small hovercraft would be much better.

Provided you could find a place to get up and over the berm, you would be out of sight, and also have mobility in the interior.

TK421 wrote: ....Given the land is less than a few years old or so, I doubt much for tree growth has developed. That being said, I think you have the safest and sanest approach. Assuming the data is correct, you are definitely wanna tie off somewhere while romping around there and definitely bring a buddy. They state that soft parts can be as deep as 16ft.

Having said that...just putting this out there

https://www.thisiswhyimbroke.com/personal-hover-craft/

dlodoski wrote:

TK421 wrote: ....Given the land is less than a few years old or so, I doubt much for tree growth has developed. That being said, I think you have the safest and sanest approach. Assuming the data is correct, you are definitely wanna tie off somewhere while romping around there and definitely bring a buddy. They state that soft parts can be as deep as 16ft.

Having said that...just putting this out there

https://www.thisiswhyimbroke.com/personal-hover-craft/

That's pretty cool.

But this is more the kind of thing that could take on the slope of a berm - even if you had to offload your victim, er, passenger temporarily.

dlodoski wrote:

TK421 wrote: ....Given the land is less than a few years old or so, I doubt much for tree growth has developed. That being said, I think you have the safest and sanest approach. Assuming the data is correct, you are definitely wanna tie off somewhere while romping around there and definitely bring a buddy. They state that soft parts can be as deep as 16ft.

Having said that...just putting this out there

https://www.thisiswhyimbroke.com/personal-hover-craft/

That's pretty cool.

But this is more the kind of thing that could take on the slope of a berm - even if you had to offload your victim, er, passenger temporarily.

sixgunzloaded wrote:

dlodoski wrote:

TK421 wrote: ....Given the land is less than a few years old or so, I doubt much for tree growth has developed. That being said, I think you have the safest and sanest approach. Assuming the data is correct, you are definitely wanna tie off somewhere while romping around there and definitely bring a buddy. They state that soft parts can be as deep as 16ft.

Having said that...just putting this out there

https://www.thisiswhyimbroke.com/personal-hover-craft/

That's pretty cool.

But this is more the kind of thing that could take on the slope of a berm - even if you had to offload your victim, er, passenger temporarily.

Suppose you run out of gas while you're hovering in the middle of the island..?

TK421 wrote: ...If I am spending that much on a hovercraft, I’m gonna insist I do it right.

This is about my temperature
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9N2j-B5a8nM

Mynock wrote:You gotta read between the lines of the article. They're "warning" people to stay away but it sounds to me like now that the construction phase is over and the island is vacated, they really have no legal authority to stop you. If they could fine you or arrest you for going there they would've said so.

Duncan Edwards wrote:They are limiting liability for the inevitable idiot that will try to take a high school class there.

Duncan Edwards wrote:

Mynock wrote:You gotta read between the lines of the article. They're "warning" people to stay away but it sounds to me like now that the construction phase is over and the island is vacated, they really have no legal authority to stop you. If they could fine you or arrest you for going there they would've said so.

They are limiting liability for the inevitable idiot that will try to take a high school class there. We are an entirely different level of idiot entirely. We could do this and nobody would ever know.

Oh, Dave...these boys got boats - https://www.nautitoons.com/ And I love how it mentions they are located right behind "Go Topless Fishing Charters" - We could do this