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Our 75th Season

Our 75th Season

And so, it begins!

2000-2008

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Ralph gives Alex a lesson in Tricky Tractor Techniques.

By George, I think hes got it!

Painting a straight waterline takes a lot of patience....

.....a steady hand......

....and most important of all, FLEXIBILITY!

Now lets see.....measure once, cut twice, right?
Ralph shows Alex how its done.

Spring has sprung and the coffees fresh!
Eddie

O.K., on the count of three...
Ralph and Jorge pulling docks.

Ralph and Justin take a break.

Ralph oversees the action from his perch on the north dock.

Eddie has the next set of poles ready to go into the water.

The tractor is on the fritz.....again!
Ralph, a friend, Harold, Eddie, Howie

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In the Beginning

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Ralph and Emma Richardson had their picture taken in a photo booth on the boardwalk in 1946.

High school sweethearts, Ralph and Emma enjoyed the summers in Seaside.

A teenage Ralph goes home after a day of work on the bay

Ralph in the shop in 1948, the proud new owner of Red Top Boats.

1948, Linda in front of the original boat house

1949: Linda with her maternal grandparents by the oar boxes that sat on the beach between the north and center docks.

1949: WWII surplus Jeep (named Jule) parked next to the original boat house. Cousin Ivy with Ralphs brother, Bill, inside holding a bushel basket.

Ralph caught this shark in Barnaget Bay in 1954.

Ralphs mother, Marge (r.), and friend (also Marge!)ready for morning of surf fishing. They are standing at the foot of 20th Avenue and Bay View Avenue (1957).

Linda (1949)

Leslie (1961)

Ralph enjoyed his new telescope outside the old Red Top Store in 1962.

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