CruisingEditor's Comments

Hi really funny......saw Mamma Mia......sailboat was featured, but also thought of you...a man had eyes on his KNEES....just reviewed more of your photos...lovely....Lola

Thanks Nancy! It was a great day.

I will send some pictures later this week. Are there any that you are specifically interested in? Just let me know and I will include them.

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Hi Nancy. Looks like you have been pretty busy. I propbly mentioned it already, but I can't help it..your photos are so beautiful. I can't wait to see the next ones that you add.

-andrea

Don't you love a job that pays you to sail?

I'm currently being kept VERY busy writing marina reviews for The Atlantic Cruising Club guide book to marinas. I'm doing reviews for the New England / Rhode Island 8th edition.

I also write a monthly piece for Long Island Boating World. Another fun gig!

Love the photos!

George

Ben sailed around the world!

"Hey Ben", No its Louis

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Howdy Nanc',,,Hope yall had an eventful 4th!
Great source: CruisingCompass.com

Bests,

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Nancy, ............ thoroughly enjoyed your photos!


Scott

eyes story: By the way how do I underline this?
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Nope not next to disney. 12 miles north of Ft Walton Beach.

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Hey thanks, will investigate when return...Lola

I see you have added some more really nice pictures ...thanks for sharing!...looks like you have been to several very beautiful places in the world.

Hi, Tell me more of the eyes on the boats...any pictures of? I'm in Minn with family at the moment, and really want to sign onto your magazine...more later...Lola

What a nice surprise and a great honor. I signed up today! Thank you Nancy.

Your photos are beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing them with us. #22 is one of my favorite.

I look forward to seeing more photos soon!

Sorry, all are long gone. But every time I visit shoreside family and friends I am delighted to see that every one of them have molas, or Colombian cortinas, or Haitian folkart paintings, or Peruvian incised gourds, or Quechua llama-wool tapestries hanging on their walls, draped over chairs or tables. It brings back many memories. I am grateful for the fact that I live on a sailboat and suffer no obligation to collect and store large amounts or stuff. The only thing I collect these days is navigational charts and fishing lures! (Smile)

Later, Robbie

Noticed you're interested in spending more time in Panama and the Camarca de San Blas. I spent 2 and 1/2 years hanging out with the Cuna. Bought hundreds upon hundreds of molas to sell in the States. Met a wonderful young Cuna named Braulio Henry on Wechubwala (sp?) who served as our translator. Braulio sailed to California aboard a large sailing yacht and hung out in southern California until Immigrations caught up with him. Despite his misadventures in the US, he is a great ambassador for the San Blas. He speaks Cuna, Spanish and English. Probably married now with children. Haven't seen him for many years (pre-Internet days). He's definitely worth looking up for a local guide.

Thanks for the great ride through your pictures...I have to get busy and learn to sail, and get out there,

Ahoy Nanc',
Great pics, Im reminded once again how i am missing a day to day life of pure love.

Someday, I'll be out there.

Youre an editor, if you dont mind answering a question or two about publishing, please give me a holler danceswithsails@yahoo.com

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