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Profile Type:
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Homeport:
Panama City, fl
About Me:
I really enjoy boating, fishing and golf. My wife and I really enjoy chartering in the BVI's and are planning a trip to St. Martin in April. We've always been power boaters but we are really considering a sailboat.
Current location:
Dothan, Al
Destinations visited:
BVI, Cayman,Roatan, Nassau, Abacos, Bimini,Sampson Cay, Keys,Harbour Island. Mostly power boat.
Looking to:
Spend a few months in in the Caribbean on a boat. Hopefully in 2010!

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At 9:02pm on December 21, 2011, Ann Marie said…

Hey Bill, Blowing to hard for sailing in Lake Ontario at the moment! :-) Will be studying in  P.V. Mex this winter- hoping to get some quality sailing time in on the Bay!

At 3:47pm on July 15, 2009, zeehag said…
hi bill--have a good day and have fun---sailing is fun and so is fishing under sail....lol....
At 7:37pm on March 19, 2009, Suky said…
Hi Bill, It's a Mustang. Pricey but given all the other gadgets and gizmos on a boat, my most valuable item. If you search around a bit, you may see a promotion.
Suky
At 11:52pm on March 9, 2009, Christine Kling said…
Hi Bill,

Thanks for the nice words about my books. I wish I knew more writers who write about boats and the sea. I know of Sam Llewellyn, Paul Garrison, Linda Greenlaw, Justin Scott (Shipkiller).... I think that's about it. Maybe I'd include Randy Wayne White (the early ones) on that list.

I'm working on the new book. More sailing than ever.

Christine
At 7:38am on January 6, 2009, Christine Kling said…
Hi Bill.
Boy, I wish Circe were mine. She is a beautiful boat. No, she belongs to a fellow I met in the Abacos last summer. She is a Bristol. I don't remember the exact length - either a 40 or a 42. Her owner sails her singlehanded and I loved the story about him putting up his spinnaker alone while sailing out the Whale Cay Passage.
At 8:06pm on December 8, 2008, LOLA said…
Welcome to this great site...lot of activity
At 4:14pm on October 14, 2008, Christine Kling said…
Hi Bill,
Thanks for the kind words about the books. I'm working on a new stand alone sailing thriller, but not done yet.
Christine
 
 
 

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