POTW: Little Eddie – Inspector

Playing with a Prop

This issue’s Photo of the Week comes from friend Katie Dudman who reports. “He’s playing with the prop on a 40 Hp Yamaha. In the background is a SeaRay hooked up to the water hose to get started for the season. He’s completing the pre-launch inspection.”

May 24, 2023

This issue’s Photo of the Week comes from friend Katie Dudman who reports

“He’s playing with the prop on a 40 Hp Yamaha. In the background is a SeaRay hooked up to the water hose to get started for the season. He’s completing the pre-launch inspection.”

Got a photo we need to share with CYOB readers? Please send it along to CYonboard@kerrwil.com and put POTW in the subject line. We’d love to have your Photo of the Week.

 

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