Texx, Take A Bow.

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Texx out doing what he does! Shooting boats on a sunny day

Today’s story is a huge shout out to Texx, who has over the past two weeks amazed us all with fantastic stories and coverage like no other of Muskoka. Texx has shot gigabytes of images and spent hours crafting amazing stories to all our readers enjoyment. So, today, we thought it would be great to send Texx a bow of sorts.

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Smile Texx is shootn ya. Photo Chris Bullen

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Texx shooting , photo Drone – Chris Bullen

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Thats some kinda cool boat there Texx

In the comment section post a fun pic or drawing of your bow. Now they may all look the same to many, but it will be fun to see, really how diverse all our bows really are. And a great way to thank Texx for all the wonderful reporting. So today Texx, its all of us doing the reporting, you get to sit back and take or look at… a bow or two or 20..

 

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44 Responses to “Texx, Take A Bow.”

  4. Greg Lewandowski

    Great job Texx. Here’s one over the bow of Tiger Lily heading to the Old Club down the South Channel. I’m sure you remember that view!

  7. Terry

    Always great to read and see great articles and pictures Texx. I always look forward to them. A little brightness to every day. Thanks Texx!!!!

    • m-fine

      That looks like a dealer power upgrade for a dippy. I don’t think any of them came with 5 cylinders from the factory.

  14. Wilson

    Thanks Texx for all you do for the classic boating community.
    I have a perfect pair of bows, if I can figure out how to send them.

  17. don vogt

    Hear! Hear! Texx is doing a fabulous job for all of us. It is appreciated.

  18. Rich

    Great working with you on the Muskoka shoot, Texx. I have a new respect of how much work goes on behind the lens to get those pictures.

  19. Tom

    Thank You Texx!!! Looking forward to more stories from your past two weeks.

  20. Dennis Mykols

    I agree with seeing how hard it is to prepare for a photo shoot: to get the boats in the proper positions, lighting, running angle, etc, etc. more down time than most would think. I have had the pleasure of being on both ends of Texx and Matts photo shoots over the years, and learned a lot from them regarding these issues like were to run your boat, how far way to be, angles, wave jumpin, (and how to almost loose a wife!)
    And it gets rough out there with all the boat waves; how they keep their cameras steady with those big heavy lens, and still get clear, crisp pictures, is another amazement to me. Ever try to keep a level horizon while shoot a picture on a rockin boat???
    Here’s a little Plastic “BOW” to ya, Texx, now go home and hug yours…

  24. Wilson

    Ooops…Forgot to identify them….A pair of 2015 21′ Carinas. You can have one in any color

  26. floyd r turbo

    What a whirlwind tour. Hope Texx has time to reflect and actually remember where he was and what he did. Great job.

  29. Bob Kays

    Texx you are one Lucky Pup spending time around and photographing all those beautiful boats and nice people. We appreciate your hard work!

  31. Texx

    Thanks for kind words (and bows) everyone. It was my pleasure. These stories were made possible by our viewers and fellow Woody Boaters around the country who invite us into their homes, cabins, cottages, museums, boat houses, boats, lakes and private facilities to share the magic. Special thanks to them.

    It’s the people that make this hobby so wonderful.

    Texx

  32. WoodyGal

    Thanks Texx for the great reporting and most excellent photos! We all owe you many bows!

  34. Ollon

    Texx, here’s one you took of me in Arrowhead a few years ago. Thanks for all you do.

  35. Julie

    Thank you for being part of our Muskoka weekend , you do a amazing job with such care and insight

  36. Dane

    A well deserved day of recognition for our friend Texx. That was quite a two week whirlwind tour and it was fun to read along. Good luck getting the bugs washed off the front bumper.

  37. Jim Godlewski

    Great job Texx! Keep up the good work and thank you…

  39. Don Ayers

    Texx. Isn’t it time you submitted a pic for the cover of The Brass Bell??

    Thanks for all you do and glad you are enjoying the hobby

  41. Alex

    Have been travelling and missed this posting. Many thanks Texx for your passion, prose, and camera. You bring so much to this community.