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The Great Paddlewheel Caper

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An Unauthorized History of Purgatory Cove Fish Dock & Marina

Somewhere slightly south of the great Susquehanna River and north of the Elizabeth River lies the town of Paradise Cove. It’s an old timey kind of place with the feel of a waterman’s town, although fishing, clamming and crabbing are no longer much of a livelihood around these parts. Folks around here do still have that independent spirit and a dislike for new things (and people).

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Where the H*&% is Purgatory Cove?

1.    Purgatory Cove Fish Dock & Marina
2.    Sam’s Momma’s house
3.    Lefty & Wade’s single narrow trailers
4.    The “flats”
5.    Purgatory Cove
6.    Purgatory crik
7.    Apex fertilizer plant
8.    Paradise Cove village
9.    Paradise Cove

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The latest news from Purgatory Cove, Letter #2

Purgatory Cove Fish Dock and Marina

Sam, Lefty and Wade Proprietors

We got no shirts, no shoes and no service!

Well, it’s been a slow week here at Purgatory Cove. Mostly because we found out which gas storage tank Wade put the water in. Sure enough, we filled up the pickup and it hasn’t run since. Once we sell enough gas outa that tank to customers we’ll be back to good gas and we’ll be riding again instead of walking.

Time for a little HUMOR!

The latest news from Purgatory Cove

Purgatory Cove Fish Dock & Marina

Sam, Lefty and Wade: Proprietors

“Where your friends aren’t”

Had a visitor come by last week. Saw his beard and thought he might be one of those hippies or such. As soon as he go out of his vehicle and asked for a cold longneck, we knew he was a good ol’ boy like us.

Turns out he’s from one of those boat magazines up north. Every now and then he gets in his car and goes exploring. He was off this time looking for interesting places to write about. Then he stopped by here.

After we all partook of a few longnecks, he mentioned that his readers might like to hear about Purgatory Cove. Mentioned something about it being “how the other half lives” or something. Sam wasn’t really much for the idea, didn’t want the place overrun with high falutin’ folks wanting all kinds of services and botherin’ him and the rest of the help.