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Marlene Anne Sassaman
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  • Indialantic, FL
  • United States
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Profile Type:
Sailor
Homeport:
Indialantic, Florida
About Me:
Sailor determined, fun, ,,,,,,
Current location:
Indialantic. Fl.
Destinations visited:
Chesapeake City
Abaco
South Africa
Peru
Rio Dolce
New York
Key West
New Orleans
Lubbock
Ft. Pierce
Key West
Looking to:
Sail around the world on my Marples 35 tri.

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No Place Like Home,,, or at least nearby

Posted on July 12, 2015 at 4:02pm 0 Comments

Ever the adventurous dreamer, I spent years ignoring one of the most beautiful sailing venues only a few miles from home. By car, it is about 4 hours from Indialantic, Florida and about two from Everglades City. By boat from Everglades City it took us four days. Consider that we meander at 5 - 7 knots during no wind days and that we are in no hurry. Stopping along the…

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Til Death due us Part

Posted on July 4, 2015 at 6:13pm 0 Comments

One never knows for certain if and when they will see another.  Life is a precious phenomenon. It has been said that living guarantees death. This is not to present a negative, depressing train of thought. Rather, it is meant to reiterate the sadness, guilt, and despair that can result when a loved one passes from the world of the living to a world the living knows little about.

Years ago I read a book. A question was posed. "What happens to a mind when a person dies. During…

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Welcoming Self Back to Blogging Before retirement there was always time to blog. Journaling and writing articles flowed from my fingers. Click-clacking across the keyboard, nearly as fast as my hig…

Posted on June 28, 2015 at 9:52pm 0 Comments

Welcoming Self Back to Blogging

Before retirement there was always time to blog. Journaling and writing articles flowed from my fingers. Click-clacking across the keyboard, nearly as fast as my high school typing days breaking the speed/accuracy records of my classmates,  is how I whiled away sleepless nights. My…
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Poke 'n Thru Hull

Posted on May 25, 2015 at 4:00pm 0 Comments



After much consternation, the chillaxin phase is over. Time for work. This past week had my mate and I engaged in painting the deck, improving his newly built rowing dinghy, and putting two holes back in the boat. 

The deck painting was needed. Like…

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At 7:44pm on December 15, 2015, LOLA said…

Hey there.  I have been off  Seaknots for a year...back on now.  Where are you currently?

At 3:31pm on September 10, 2014, Stephen said…

Hi Marlene, I have a Marples CC35, it is gorgeous but needs beams, cockpit etc finished. Do your amas fly very easy? Did you consider using an outboard instead of a diesel? I have offered my 27 year old daughter the boat but if she passes on it I may sell her. Love your new lifestyle. Stephen Marcoe

At 3:44am on April 5, 2014, Karyn Miller said…
Hi Marlene I'm Karyn from Satellite Beach, Fl. I've been reading your blogs and your life sounds so interesting. Please contact me via my email if you get a chance. I just wanted to mention my reason for first trying to contact you and I didn't want to post in an open blog. My email is KVM32123@aol.com
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Safe travels, Karyn Miller
At 9:22am on March 9, 2014, Suky Cannon said…

Marlene, I haven't been here in forever and was happy to catch up on you... sounds all good .... sending you happy winds from Vieques PR...

xooxoxoxoxo Suky 

At 6:04pm on April 9, 2012, Jim Malone said…

I would maybe anchor near Bahr Restaurant in atlantic Highlands   bahrslanding.com/  if you need more info I will talk to my shore friends

At 11:14pm on February 5, 2012, DONNA DREW said…

call me please 8022870919 love ya and hope your doing well

At 9:58pm on January 20, 2012, Linda Schwartz said…

Hey Girl,

I bet you miss that Sunfish..Lol.  How is life?  We plan on making the trip over to Sanford for the Master's.  Sailing your big boat much?

:-)

Linda   

At 11:02am on December 13, 2011, Julie Rachelle said…

Hi Marlene Anne,  I'm Julie and I live in Vero Beach.  I am interested in your trip to NY and Bermuda.  Also I am interested in going sailing with you sometime when you take the tri out.  I am also interested in gaining enough experience to circumnavigate in 2 years!!  I own a 38' Westwind I have moored over in Fort Myers Florida for now.  But am looking to move it over to Vero Beach in April.  That might be a fun trip if you wanted to do part of it. 

 
 
 

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