Underwater Shopping! For those of us who can not bear to leave the lake, BPS brought the lake to the store.
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Actually, this is the BPS in Nashville. The floods have pretty much destroyed the whole area. So sad.
McCarter himself :-\'
I've shopped at that one several times. What a shame!
a bass pro shops w/ a drive-thru, why didn't I think of that?
are the isles wide enough for my basscat?
What do they do in a situation like that? Tow the boats away? At first I thought about just taking them off the trailers tie them up but it would be hard to get them back on the trailers. Fortunately I don't know from experience but will the trailer float with the boat still attached?
I have seen a number of floating trailers over the years when someone forgets to take off the straps. I don't have a list of brands and models where this works though.
Well at least their aquarium fish got to roam free for a while ...... Can hear em now, " Large mouth and Carp - Aisle 3 ........ no really get a net they're in Aisle 3 !"
(Remember all drains lead to the ocean :o ;D)
That's where I bought my boat. That's a big mall with the expressway right there. The expressway must be completely underwater. What a shame.
Here's the complete story. They had flash floods that overran the city. The saddest news ever is that the Grand Ol Opry was a casualty with 4 ft high waters. Its a tragedy.
just to think i was in nashville last friday nite enjoying the sights, sounds and food before saturday storms. quite shocking!! didn't make it to BPS thou, but been there before.