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Offline tom1441

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I’m back
« on: 07/09/21 08:24 UTC »
It has been sometime since I’ve been on here. I have retired and moved to South Carolina and love it.  The bass fishing here is so much different than Maryland. I’ve joined a bass club here to learn then lakes around the area. It has been an experience.

I have been battling with CML and so far with the doctor at the VA here in Columbia it is under control. Keeping a positive attitude and not giving up.

Glad to be back and still learning. I’ll never learn it all always keeping an open mind to learn more.

Take care everyone.

Offline Do-It Corp.

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Re: I’m back
« Reply #1 on: 07/09/21 09:02 UTC »
Tom, great to hear from you again.  Nice to hear an update on your life's journey.  Hope things serve you well in SC. 

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Re: I’m back
« Reply #2 on: 07/09/21 09:11 UTC »
Just recently returned from a trip to Beaufort, South Carolina and had an absolutely wonderful time. If you ever get the chance, I highly recommend taking a trip to the barrier island and seeing the dead wood beach. Certainly one of the most interesting places I have ever been.

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Re: I’m back
« Reply #3 on: 07/09/21 09:22 UTC »
Welcome back tom1441! I also moved south to Alabama a little over a year ago, and like you I love it.
 I also am retiring in about 3 months.
Our original goal was to be closer to our son and his family. He is in the Marine Corp. and was going to be transferred to Beaufort, SC.
His plans have since changed as he has now been transferred to Yuma, AZ., even farther away from us as his previous home.
Such is life. He and his family will love vacationing here. I plan on staying!!
« Last Edit: 07/09/21 09:28 UTC by Lines »

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Re: I’m back
« Reply #4 on: 07/09/21 16:21 UTC »
Tom its great to have you back.

For those who do not know, Tom was one of the original members of the Do-It Get-together clan with Denny Welch and Walleye Wacker. Tom is a first class air brusher. I still have one of his baits, un-used and in my closet of memories.
There are good ships
and wood ships
ships that sail the sea
but the best ships are friendships
and may they
always be ......An Irish Toast

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Re: I’m back
« Reply #5 on: 07/10/21 07:18 UTC »
Welcome back.

Offline tom1441

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Re: I’m back
« Reply #6 on: 07/12/21 11:23 UTC »
Thanks guys. If there is anyone here fishing Lake Murray or any lakes around Columbia, SC drop me a message maybe we can get together and do a little bass fishing

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