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Capt Chuck Creel
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  • Robertsdale, AL
  • United States
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Profile Type:
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Homeport:
Fairhope,Alabama
About Me:
I am a 55 yr old professional boat Captain for a Texas based petrolium transportation company.

Alltough I spend 20. Days a month at sea. I always find time for my Hunter 30.
Destinations visited:
Gulf coast ports from Florida to Texas.
Looking to:
Retirement and being a marina
bum.

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Gulf Coast update

Posted on December 3, 2010 at 4:28pm 0 Comments

Well as it seems, with each front that passes through, there are more and more tar balls washing up on the barrier islands. Have seen the work force from BP on Daily basis and I can assure you that an effort is being made to clean up the islands by BP officials. Weather sometimes keeps them from coming out and working , but they are plugging away at it daily.



Have seen as many as 200 people walking horn island picking up and few as 75.



Don't know how long it will…
Continue

day late but here goes

Posted on February 15, 2010 at 8:06pm 0 Comments

went by and checked on boat today at the yard. Got most of the mast work done now and waiting on the yard to paint hull and deck.

New harken mk4 will be in thursday so i can start making the new forestay.

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At 2:18am on December 19, 2011, ___/)ances With Sails said…

At 12:30pm on January 23, 2011, sailorgirlca said…
ahoy capt chuck.....thx for your request and have responed in the positive.....
At 10:25am on January 5, 2011, Mid-Life Cruising! said…
Thanks Chuck!  I have to admit we don't know how to use the spinnaker yet.  That picture was taken by the previous owners.  Hopefully we'll sail to Alabama this year and meet up!
At 8:37am on October 16, 2010, Terri said…
I know.. my ear's were burning! Actually someone told me you were asking for me and I came to chat ..but not quick enuf..you had just left. Glad you're getting some sailing in! Terri
At 5:17am on October 16, 2010, Terri said…
Morning Captain, hope you're getting some sailing done! Freezing here..may sail sunday. Captain Twizzled
At 9:25pm on October 15, 2010, zeehag said…
hay marina bum---scritch manhole the cat from me, ok!!?? still working on a backing plate for foredeck of my formosa. lol--just is taking longwr than was spozed to take.....oh well.......
wil be sailing sooon.... mis the gulf and you guys! how is horn island? puuurrrrty [ix!!
At 1:21pm on October 5, 2010, zeehag said…
note from bloody never never land--lol--seems like i will never nver again sail, bu is only transient--- this boat will seee your side of canal in my lifetime--and i hope--yours as well!!!
not as much work s i had previously thunk--have 2 spare camp stoves!!! LOL..now for the rest of the spares.......
i hope yer having fun offa horn --i miss that place a lot!!! so gorgeous!!!!
At 1:37am on July 24, 2010, zeehag said…
At 9:38am on April 21, 2010, zeehag said…
hay--you boys set up a date for boofay in biloxi so i can atleast do that before i go off to bloody never never land, ok!!???
you and admiral, chuckie and snikkers----all for isle...donot know date--just please get everyone together and we will let ye know when we get there...lol...snikkers is away from his desk so you are elected lol.....muuuaaaaaahhhhhh!!!!(big sloppy wet one for the left facvial cheek! LOL)
At 10:24am on April 8, 2010, Gina Nadas said…
sorry to hear that. i also lost my only child, back in '94. he was just shy of his 25th birthday. it's still difficult to accept. glad you were able to channel it somewhat through Jacob's Dream. sailing's a good, clean way to remember him by.
 
 
 

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