A waterman makes waves while speeding past pilings during the Chesapeake Cowboys’ extreme boat docking competition by the Lockhouse Museum in Havre de Grace on Saturday. (Brian Krista/Staff)
Watermen compete in the Chesapeake Cowboys’ extreme boat docking competition by the Lockhouse Museum in Havre de Grace on Saturday.
Sydney Hughes, captain of Wild Child, lassoes a piling during the Chesapeake Cowboys' extreme boat docking competition by the Lockhouse Museum in Havre de Grace on Saturday. (Brian Krista/Staff)Seventeen-year-old Caden Jones captains boat during the Chesapeake Cowboys' extreme boat docking competition by the Lockhouse Museum in Havre de Grace on Saturday. (Brian Krista/Staff)
Captain Jamie Marshall tosses a rope over a piling during the Chesapeake Cowboys' extreme boat docking competition by the Lockhouse Museum in Havre de Grace on Saturday. (Brian Krista/Staff)Boaters enjoy the view from the Susquehanna River during the Chesapeake Cowboys' extreme boat docking competition by the Lockhouse Museum in Havre de Grace on Saturday. (Brian Krista/Staff)Eleven-year-old boat captain Peyton Reiss lassoes a piling with her father Ronnie aboard The May Worm during the Chesapeake Cowboys' extreme boat docking competition by the Lockhouse Museum in Havre de Grace on Saturday. (Brian Krista/Staff)
A waterman makes waves while speeding past pilings during the Chesapeake Cowboys' extreme boat docking competition by the Lockhouse Museum in Havre de Grace on Saturday. (Brian Krista/Staff)Eleven-year-old boat captain Peyton Reiss sits on the shoulders of her father Ronnie Reiss after a run during the Chesapeake Cowboys' extreme boat docking competition by the Lockhouse Museum in Havre de Grace on Saturday. (Brian Krista/Staff)Danny Haddaway, captain of Hard to Handle, tosses a rope over a piling during the Chesapeake Cowboys' extreme boat docking competition by the Lockhouse Museum in Havre de Grace on Saturday. (Brian Krista/Staff)
Sydney Hughes, captain of Wild Child, tries lassoing a piling during the Chesapeake Cowboys' extreme boat docking competition by the Lockhouse Museum in Havre de Grace on Saturday. (Brian Krista/Staff)Spectators watch a waterman take part during the Chesapeake Cowboys' extreme boat docking competition by the Lockhouse Museum in Havre de Grace on Saturday. (Brian Krista/Staff)Derrick Hoy, captain of the Crusher, maneuvers past pilings whie competing during the Chesapeake Cowboys' extreme boat docking competition by the Lockhouse Museum in Havre de Grace on Saturday. (Brian Krista/Staff)
The May Worm speeds through the water during the Chesapeake Cowboys' extreme boat docking competition by the Lockhouse Museum in Havre de Grace on Saturday. (Brian Krista/Staff)Eleven-year-old boat captain Peyton Reiss backs The May Worm through pilings with her father Ronnie aboard during the Chesapeake Cowboys' extreme boat docking competition by the Lockhouse Museum in Havre de Grace on Saturday. (Brian Krista/Staff)A waterman competes in the Chesapeake Cowboys' extreme boat docking competition by the Lockhouse Museum in Havre de Grace on Saturday. (Brian Krista/Staff)
A waterman splashes water upon the pilings while competing during the Chesapeake Cowboys' extreme boat docking competition by the Lockhouse Museum in Havre de Grace on Saturday. (Brian Krista/Staff)Derrick Hoy, captain of the Crusher, makes waves in his boat whie competing during the Chesapeake Cowboys' extreme boat docking competition by the Lockhouse Museum in Havre de Grace on Saturday. (Brian Krista/Staff)Ronnie Reiss takes aim at a piling during the Chesapeake Cowboys' extreme boat docking competition by the Lockhouse Museum in Havre de Grace on Saturday. (Brian Krista/Staff)
Havre de Grace mayor Bill Martin welcomes spectators to the Chesapeake Cowboys' extreme boat docking competition by the Lockhouse Museum in Havre de Grace on Saturday. (Brian Krista/Staff)
