Mmmmmm food on the water

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Mmmmmm food on the water

Post by Amx » Fri Aug 17, 2012 12:07 pm

"Floating food stand satisfies hot dog hunger "


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Re: Mmmmmm food on the water

Post by Gringo Pescador » Fri Aug 17, 2012 12:49 pm

That's awesome, what a fun job for two months until the rains come and everybody goes home. Bet they would make a killing on the 4th of July and Seafair Weekend.
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Re: Mmmmmm food on the water

Post by G-Man » Fri Aug 17, 2012 2:08 pm

Scantily clad women serving hotdogs from a boat, I love America!

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Re: Mmmmmm food on the water

Post by Gringo Pescador » Fri Aug 17, 2012 2:24 pm

There are a series of canals in a district of Mexico City called Xochimilco. For a few pesos you can ride these brightly colored flat bottomed boats around motored by kids with push-poles. There are a bunch of canoes that run around all day some hot, some cold - on the hot ones at one end is the guy rowing at the other end is a woman cooking with a BBQ in the middle. Tamales, roasted corn, bbq'ed beef, chicken, pork (and who knows what else). The cold ones are usually just a guy loaded with sodas and water. Can't say I've been hungry (or brave) enough to try anything yet. [blink]
Then there is the floating Mariachis. The whole band just jumps from boat to boat - want em to play, wave em over from another boat and they'll hang out and play for you until another boat comes along, then they jump to that one.
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Re: Mmmmmm food on the water

Post by racfish » Thu Sep 06, 2012 11:25 am

The hot dog float in Lk wa has a line of boats waiting to tie up. They must do good business. Years I mean many years ago Wed go out in my old 18 foot glasply and sell sodas and Ice bags at a premium. This was before the water bottles. Ive been on the log boom on hot summer days. The ice melts the drinks get warm. Its amazing what sells on the water.

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