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    • … held the sailboat that we would be boarding in a few days. Although, since it is a British Settlement, they drove on the left side of the road, which took a lot of time to get used to, but we left that up to my Dad. The following days were spent getting acquainted with our new surroundings, and weather …

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    • … of the expanded water sims to build an exciting and diverse program of sailboat racing and cruising to reach out to new sailors and interested groups from all corners of second life. the success of that effort has been remarkable. In addition to SYC and NYC, the USS now hosts Fisher Island Yacht Club …

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    • … Fiberglass Listing Type: Open/Non-Exclusive Co-op Type: Available for co-brokerage GENERAL; This is A LOT of boat for the money, a fast comfortable racer/cruiser. The Hunter 34 is recognized as one of the best values in the used sailboat market. The Hunter 34 is very roomy and would make a good live …

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    • … and transporting your boat a breeze. These winches run off your car’s battery but are also safer than using a manual winch. Also, pulling the vessel using tie-down straps and a protective wrap undoubtedly will minimize any expensive and unattractive damage caused by traveling on the roads. While boating …

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    • 50 km, 3hr The day began with a call to weigh anchor. We were permitted to go forward and watch as the anchor was being brought in. Becky is constantly amazed at how the procedures used here are pretty much the same as the ones she learned as a sea cadet on the YAGs. The key difference being …

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    • … about everyone who has ever been around a sailboat. I suspect I will crew any chance I get, but the racing itself? I’m just not interested in taking someone’s wind or using the rules of the road to force him off the mark. Maybe someday, but for now I just like going where we go, sitting in the shade …

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    • … sailboat off the coast of California near San Francisco. In the hangar, we doff the flight suits so they can be given to the next set of helo passengers. I pick up my pager and information card and drop off my things in my stateroom. Everyone wears a pager on ship, as it’s nearly impossible to find …

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    • … of opening the huge twelve foot high by fifty foot long doors as he loves to do via the electric motors with the five sets of cable winches that lift this crazy heavy door with ease. Megan, through numerous trips, was rolling the loaded goods on the dolly under the rear and main wings of the twin …

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    • … was right, and the weather isn’t even bad yet. I forgot (sailboat?!) that there would necessarily be wond. So I’m wearing four layers and two pairs of socks, and hoping I won’t freeze on my watch from 6-900 tonight. 1800-2100. I should start getting used to that measuring of time, I suppose …

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    • … them from the anchored sailboat to shore. It’s maybe six feet wide, and Amy and Mark are masters at using every inch of its space. I watched them load 10 full grocery bags, then decide to add two 10-pound bags of ice. And that was before Robert, Mark, Amy, and I got on. I thought for sure the little …




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