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Sward Lockwood

Soul mate wanted

So where are the "single sailors" who are looking for a soul mate? So many on the single sailors list are couples! I've been sailing for 8 years and would love to find a "soul mate" to enjoy the ride with for long term.

Posted by Sward Lockwood on July 24, 2010 at 7:41pm — 4 Comments

Kurt Oberhofer

Still a great place to sail

Well, we got lucky when another Tropical Storm "Bonnie" fizzed out prior to landfall here on the gulf coast. It was a good news for an area still dealing with the oil mess however, this I expect was the first of several potential storms yet to develop this season. Even with this, it's still a great place to live and sail. Just remember "The Mississippi Gulf Coast is open for business"

Posted by Kurt Oberhofer on July 24, 2010 at 9:45pm

Bill

got to do some sailing yesterday

well, I got to go sailing yesterday.
the guy in the slip behind me just got a really nice 26' or 27' Ericso, for $600, from a boat charity place, and wanted to take his family out for sail. it seems they only took a three day sailing class..which is more then I have done..and felt they really like the water.
I met the fella Sat. afternoon, when moved back on my boat. someone killed my drop cord. I was looking to see if I could fix it but the corrosion from the mon
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Posted by Bill on July 14, 2010 at 3:35pm

Marlene A. Sassaman

Now, on a more positive side. . .

In my last post I lamented about the challenges of selecting compatable crew. Having had three team members seek greener pastures, I was torn between frustration and disappointment. The disappointment arose when I questioned for a moment the consequences of my behavior which led to a divorce from a trio I had come to care about. The frustration was facing the challenge of seeking replacements. Fortunately, finding replacements was easier than I thought. Wtihin an hour any sadness I felt was d

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Posted by Marlene A. Sassaman on July 11, 2010 at 1:00am

Kurt Oberhofer

"Black Day" for the Mississippi Gulf Coast

Well, as we waited, the oil from the oil rig disaster hit the barrier islands off the gulf coast then, migrated inside and close to our harbors and wetlands. It is a sad week, and it will take years for this to resolve itself. The sailing/boating has come to a stop...as all our boats are boomed in the harbors,,,Many thanks for our Federal Government who really messed this up...., and it dosen't matter conserative or liberal, the damage is done because of in action by the folks incharge....… Continue

Posted by Kurt Oberhofer on June 30, 2010 at 6:52pm — 9 Comments

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Chris Parkers forecast today says it could hit anywhere from Ft. Pierce to Cape Canaveral Friday the 23rd with wind  60 to 85 kts.

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