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Kayaks

In this video, I let the camcorder software make the video movie by itself, instead of my splicing them together manually.
This video shows two kayaks that three of my friends and I built back in 1980. I remember the cost of materials back then for each boat was $100.00. The labor was extensive and actually, $100.00 compared to some of the plastic boats you can buy today makes the boats pricey.
The lake is swollen due to the storm and is flooding normally dry yards of my neighbors.
The fish scene is a two foot carp that somehow was trapped inside our backyard fence area.

 
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