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Boracay's Boat: Steel Roberts Offshore 44
Location: nr Blackwattle Bay,Sydney, NSW, Australia
Join Date: 24-02-2004 at 14:03 (Days: 2,920)
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Bio: Firefighter/Paramedic, 100 GT Master. Former owner of a towing/salvage firm and a Boat/US franchise
capngeo's Boat: Cal 28 "Happy Days"
Location: Key West & Sarasota
Join Date: 20-07-2010 at 14:11 (Days: 582)
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Bio: After learning to sail wood prams in Fort Lauderdale in the '50's, 'sailed a 12' sliding gunter rig in the surf during the 60's. Married and moved aboard in the 70's and raised teenagers aboard in the 90's. 'began seasonal leisure retired cruising with the new millineum and 'expect to be looking for and assisted living marina in the 20's!
CaptForce's Boat: Morgan OI 413 1973 - Aythya
Location: Underway, Maine - Bahamas
Join Date: 22-11-2008 at 15:21 (Days: 1,187)
Last Visit: Yesterday at 17:27
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Bio: Love Sailing
Cotemar's Boat: FP Mahe 36 CATATUDE
Location: Mystic, CT
Join Date: 15-12-2007 at 16:55 (Days: 1,530)
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Bio: Cal Maritime Academy grad. Taught sailing for a school in Berkeley for a couple years while at Academy. Worked as mate on various large vessels. Now skipper research vessel for 19 years.
David M's Boat: research vessel
Location: San Francisco Bay
Join Date: 17-09-2007 at 15:49 (Days: 1,619)
Last Visit: 20-02-2012 at 16:05
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Dockhead's Boat: cutter-rigged Moody 54
Location: Solent, South Coast of England (the boat); somewhere in the air (me)
Join Date: 19-03-2009 at 03:33 (Days: 1,070)
Last Visit: Today at 06:31
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FrankZ's Boat: Bristol 35 Bellesa
Location: Chesapeake Bay
Join Date: 14-09-2006 at 06:23 (Days: 1,987)
Last Visit: Today at 07:13
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Pblais's Boat: Gozzard 36
Location: Hayes, VA
Join Date: 21-03-2003 at 07:44 (Days: 3,260)
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Bio: Driving a computer during the daytime means I need to escape to the outdoors at the weekends. Viv and I bought our yacht together having spent months looking. We now regularly cruise the Solent and spend our holidays in the Channel Islands and France. Long term goal is to retire and cruise as far south as Morrocco and as far north west as Ireland. An Atlantic crossing could be a possibility, I want to park April Lass on that beach in the corner of Rodney Bay, St Lucia :-)
Pete7's Boat: Moody 31
Location: Solent, UK
Join Date: 21-08-2009 at 02:51 (Days: 915)
Last Visit: Yesterday at 15:14
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Bio: Native San Franciscan, and raised near the water, boats and mucking around with them has always a pleasure for me. From my grandfather's three vintage wood Chris-Crafts, to Sunfish, Lazers and Catalina 22s, I have never found a boat I couldn't like. But some I love more than others, and small swift sailboats will always be my favorites. Years spent living in Panama aided and abetted this passion and I yearn for warmer waters than the San Francisco Bay offers!
In addition to sailing I love to cook and am an avid reader. When finances and time have allowed I have also been an equestrian and loved cross country and distance riding.
I have a daughter who is turning 17 and right now I am making sure to enjoy my time with her, because I know it's short and when she is out on her own I will miss her terribly. On the other hand it will give me more time to work on the boat!
Currently we are restoring a classic plastic; a Cal 28 flush deck. As much as I loved the wood boats of my youth I would never own one; I am OVER bright work! Odds are good that if we get to cruising more than days or a week at a time we will graduate up to a larger boat, a multi hull of some sort high on the list of possibilities.
sarafina's Boat: Cal 28 Flush Deck
Location: San Francisco
Join Date: 22-07-2009 at 11:21 (Days: 945)
Last Visit: Yesterday at 01:23
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Bio: Left UK after college, and came to Kuwait (well, it was the best paying, and I had overdraft and a loan)...
Taught in primary schools for 14 years on and off.
First thing I did was realise I didn't really fit in here, either!!
Learnt to SCUBA dive. That was great. Weather got bad, so learnt to sail. That was it!! Bought a beachcat, met my man, bought a yacht...
Helped to run a dive shop for 8 years...
Now getting ready to sail off out of here.
SaucySailoress's Boat: Kalik 40
Location: Kuwait
Join Date: 30-04-2010 at 12:21 (Days: 663)
Last Visit: Yesterday at 12:00
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