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My name is Jocelyn and I am brand new to Houseboat Magazine and the industry. I will be updating the website and being in touch with you folks so I wanted to say hello and introudce myself. ]]> http://www.houseboatmagazine.com/fusetalk/forum//messageview.cfm?catid=88&threadid=13526 2011-07-07T14:26:45 -07.00 HBEditor 4
5. Green Turtle Bay Marina. One of the first trips I ever took for this job was to Green Turtle Bay Marina on Lake Barkley in Kentucky. I remember how great the Turtle Burger was and when I returned to the area this past summer I just had to look the place up again. After all of these years, it's still one of the best marinas to grab a burger.

4. The Country Line Bar-B-Q. Just north of Houston, Texas, is a great houseboating lake that has it figured out. Those who boat on Lake Conroe have access to several great restaurants including this barbeque hot spot. What's better than eating ribs? Picking them up at the dock and eating them while on your boat!

3. Sunset Bar & Grill Restaurant. There are a lot of great stops on the California Deltas for food. From great burger places to Taco Tuesdays, you have plenty to choose from. But the deep fried asparagus at the Sunset Bar at Tower Park is worth the trip

2. FISHLIPZ GRILL. The next time you're on Center Hill Lake in Tennessee, boat over to the quieter end of the lake for a lunch that is well worth your time. The owners of the Pates Ford Marina happen to also own Tootsie's in downtown Nashville so they know a thing or two about the business. Great food, a fun atmosphere and worthy of a spot on this list.

1. Naked Pirate Grill. This is my new favorite spot that I just discovered this spring when I was visiting Lake Havasu City in Arizona at the Pirate Cove Resort on the Colorado River. Yeah, it's a little ways up the river from Havasu, but it was well worth the boat trip. At this first-class facility I had maybe the best lunch I've ever tasted. It was refreshing to know that establishments like this do exist in other places than just the movies. The food, atmosphere and the paradise feeling to this restaurant are simply amazing. It's a new resort and I'm guessing not too many people know about it just yet. Well, besides the locals who boat on this lake every year.

Now you've seen my top five list, what places are on your list? ]]> http://www.houseboatmagazine.com/fusetalk/forum//messageview.cfm?catid=88&threadid=13413 2011-01-20T14:18:35 -07.00 Doyle 1
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6. These forums are hosted by Houseboat magazine, and as such, any content posted herein is subject to use in the magazine proper. ]]> http://www.houseboatmagazine.com/fusetalk/forum//messageview.cfm?catid=88&threadid=12852 2009-01-29T15:34:50 -07.00 Doyle 6 Houseboat magazine. Tyler has been promoted to a head editor position within our publishing group, and I took over for him at Houseboat this week.

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Nice magazine.

Really enjoyed the "Tale of Two Time Zones" and my wife got a good laugh from your selected thread from the forums. She does not read the forums, as I do. I have to direct her to do so, like in reading read "Ted 655 - now coming down the Mississippi". She really enjoyed his story, as all others did.

She did read this new publication from cover to cover and did enjoy the posh posh stuff. This is a well rounded presentation appealing to many different type readers.

Then she stated that we need to go to "The 2008 Houseboat Expo in Louisville, KY, March 14th - 16th". So I have marked my calendar accordingly and scheduled that time as vacation. We will drive a car there, unless Ted and Zone man offer a cruise package. :-)

Do I have to drive through Paducah to get there from Pensacola??
I would be an Uneasy Rider.

If so, I probably would "Re-route my trip through Omaha" as Charlie Daniels does to avoid Jackson, MS.

Again, Congratulations! on a Great Publication! Keep up the good work! ]]> http://www.houseboatmagazine.com/fusetalk/forum//messageview.cfm?catid=88&threadid=12179 2007-10-16T09:32:51 -07.00 Lindee 37 Lindee ]]>