I found it!

[Razorskier1]

Every year when I sink my course on the public lake I tie three buoys and a brick to one end, mark it with GPS and then sink it. We skated our entire lake yesterday (750 acres). The slalom course is about a mile from my house as the crow flies. I had approximate landmark coordinates and look, I found it! Sad really.

[thager]

@Razorskier1 Sad that you wanted to find it now, Cool that you did!!!

[Skoot1123]

After just skiing his past week, I can't wait to get skiing again. Gotta put all that I learned up good use!!!

[Skoot1123]

Guess typing on a phone isn't always gramatically correct, but at least it gets the point across.

[Phil2360]

Sounds like "Ski-O-Caching".

 

We lost a marker buoy off our Cylinder Head, (alternate anchor) last week.

Searched in the GPS proximity for 15 minutes in 6 feet of water with no luck.

 

10 minutes later we hit the foam buoy that was 2 foot under the surface with the prop

& a big lump of the foam floated up & we could then see the white part where the

chunk was missing.

 

Merry Christmas All!

[DUSkier]

@Razorskier1 did you try and skate around it in 16.08?? =)

[6balls]

@duskier, at his age it's 16.96!

[Razorskier1]

My son and I did run a simulated course path on our hockey skates. Don't think my time was in tolerance!