Day 4: Afina 3950 at the Lake of the Ozarks

Rain or Shine the Afina is a Comfortable Dry Boating Experience.  

Our first stop for the day was at Tap and Grill Lakeside Brew Haus.  It rained the majority of the time we were there.  We enjoyed fruity drinks and lunch.  Side note... In Minnesota we use shredded cheddar cheese.  In Missouri we noticed you guys sure do like your "cheese sauce".  The bearded bartender was fun and provided friendly banter.

Next, we boated, in the pouring rain, to Jolly Rogers Grub n Grog.  This place's authentic pirate theme restaurant provided great entertainment and conversation.  


 Then, we boated, again in the pouring rain, to T's Fish Tales.  This down-home establishment made us feel like we were back in Minnesota. We played bean bags and Jenga.  We were surprised how much we enjoyed the, recommended, deep fried craw fish.  We exchanged recipes and tried several different "mini drinks".  The dock boys get an A+!

We met the many locals, received a warm welcome, and got a great feel of the lake today.  Despite the pouring rain for majority of the day,  we had a great time.

Day 3: Afina 3950 at the Lake of the Ozarks

Another beautiful day on the Lake.  We found a quiet cove to anchor the Afina and spent the day having some family fun.  

There's nothing quite like the new Afina, and there’s no better way to enjoy the fullest boating experience.

Day 2: Afina 3950 at the Lake of the Ozarks

Gorgous morning at Bridal Cave.  We toured the cave and were amazed by the beauty!  

A bit of history: 

The Legend of Bridal Cave

Centuries before the paleface found his way into the Ozark Mountains, this vicinity was inhabited by the Osage Native Americans. Within the Osage tribe many smaller tribes were formed. The following incident is a legend which brought romance and tragedy to this section of the Ozarks and gave the names to many places as they are known today.

Then we where off to Camden on the Lake.  The Camden is a wonderful place to stay.  Good food, clean rooms, beautiful accommodations and fun entertainment

Day 1: Afina 3950 at the Lake of the Ozarks

Wednesday, August 2nd 2017

Seventeen of us traveled to the Lake of the Ozarks the first week of August.  We wanted to visit the local dealers and see the beautiful sites. We started at Buccaneer Bay Resort, mile marker 34 1/2.  

The weather was humid 88 degrees and sunny.  A hot welcome to Missouri.

Afina Boats Retractable Roof

Even When the Weather's Not Perfect, Your Boating Day Doesn't Have to End!

Afina with Plano Marine

JUST ANNOUNCED:  Afina with Plano Marine will be attending the DFW Boat Expo July 20-23

2017 Dallas Summer Boat Show

July 20 - 23, 2017

Dallas Market Hall

2200 Stemmons Fwy Dallas, Tx 75207

Presented by:

The United  Boat Dealers of North Texas

Afina at Lord Fletcher's & Kyle Rudolphs Lake Bash

Yesterday the Afina took part in the Kyle Rudoph & Lord Fletcher's Lake Bash.  It was a beautiful day a great turn out. This was a fun way to raise money for Kyle Rudophs End Zone.  For More Information https://crowdfund.umn.edu/EndZone and see below

Kyle Rudolph's End Zone

Benefits: Kyle Rudolph's End Zone

Goal $ 50,000.00

28.27%towards our goal

DONOR LIST

Mom9

$ 100.00

Happy 27th birthday!

The Lynch Family

$ 20.00

This is a fantastic cause to support!

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$ 14,135.00 raised 

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Kyle Rudolph has been committed to University of Minnesota Masonic Children’s Hospital since being drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in 2011.  Whether he is visiting patients at their bedside, signing autographs for families, sponsoring movie nights in the Wilf Family Auditorium, or hosting fundraising events like an NFL Draft Party, Kyle’s dedication to Masonic Children’s Hospital is a true inspiration. 

He has now committed to a new initiative to build a state-of-the-art 2,500 sq ft. patient family centered space at Masonic Children’s Hospital. With a lead gift made by Kyle and Jordan Rudolph, they are “moving the chains” and looking to partner with the community to rally around the creation of Kyle Rudolph’s End Zone.

Children and teens need a space for laughter and play. A place to hang out and be themselves. This is especially true while they are facing health challenges. Kyle Rudolph's End Zone was designed to help children and teenagers find a place to play, relax, engage in healing therapies, and socialize with other kids who know what it’s like to spend time in the hospital. Kyle Rudolph's End Zone will be staffed by Child Family Life specialists, trained in helping patients and families navigate the emotional, mental and physical demands during their stay at University of Minnesota Masonic Children's Hospital. No adults allowed -- unless they are ready to play!

Please consider joining the team and making a gift to support Kyle Rudolph's End Zone.  Together, we can give kids more days to play, nights to dream, and more time to just be kids!