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Patrick Findaro is now a member of SeaKnots

Mar 29

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Robert & Sandy replied to sam's discussion eyebrow salon window re-bed in the group Beneteau 40 & 43

"Hello all, I realise coming into this year old conversation could be somewhat strange though sharing advice is always beneficial.. Our B43 had her port large saloon window repaired under warranty after it developed a gap and obvious leak. The boat…"

Mar 12

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zeehag left a comment for ___/)ances With Sails

"bubba died but he seems tohave sent a nother special boy to me..a scared confuzed precious with name pusskins which i changed to sir puurrcival pusskins. much more refined name for such a precious furry one. he is…"

Mar 3

___/)ances With Sails commented on LOLA's group SAILBOATS and SLIPS FOR SALE

"My boats for sale. Search Craigslist/New Orleans/S211_A"

Feb 22

___/)ances With Sails left a comment for Lola

"Happy belated holidays! I'll email you. "

Feb 22

___/)ances With Sails left a comment for zeehag

"Karen!! Dang!!!! How did Bubba use up 9 lives already? Sorry to read that, kid."

Feb 22

Comment by ___/)ances With Sails on November 23, 2008 at 8:52pm: I want to cut my teeth on the Chesapeake so I am gonna slip in here and learn something.

Comment by Daren Magness on October 21, 2008 at 10:50am: Thanks! Might come down via car...A little far for a November sail right now.

Comment by Larry Wilson on October 21, 2008 at 10:16am: I keep a Columbia 8.7 in Urbanna, and will be there for the Oyster Festival. Urbanna is on the Rappahannock River about 12 miles from the Bay. By land, I64 to 33E, to 17N to 33E and turn left at the sign. Can't miss it.Just Google Urbanna Oyster Festival. Second Weekend of November. Plenty of food,music, good times. Room to anchor in the harbor if you get there by Thursday, or early Friday. I'm at Urbanna Harbor Yacht Club docks, #15. Stop by.

Comment by Daren Magness on October 21, 2008 at 8:21am: I sail a Catalina C-25 out of Cadle Creek Marina on Cadle Creek. The Bay is a jewel that could occupy a sailor their entire life. Come from a sailing family. Great Grandfather piloted four masters out of Baltimore to the Caribean and South America - grandfather sailed working Skipjacks on the Bay in the 1920's. Let's talk about ports and gunkholes on the bay.

Capt. Daren
s/v Prima Donna

Comment by Judy Jones on October 20, 2008 at 8:19pm: Oh, but I do L-O-V-E oysters!!!!!! Judy

Comment by Judy Jones on October 20, 2008 at 8:18pm: I don't know what the Oyster Festival is......where is Urbana?

Comment by Gaye Slaughter Currier on October 20, 2008 at 3:27pm: Are you going to the Oyster Festival?

Comment by Gaye Slaughter Currier on October 18, 2008 at 7:53pm: Check out the event posting:) Make plans to attend the 51st Urbanna Oyster Festival on Nov. 7 & 8.

Comment by Judy Jones on October 18, 2008 at 1:19pm: I am a transplant from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan where I sailed Lake Superior. Owned my own boat but had to sell when I came east. I have met some really nice people who sail the Chesapeake and look forward to meeting new friends. I am used to sailing in cold (brrrrrrrrr) weather so anyone needing some crew that still has their boat "in" --- let me know.

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