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At 11:12pm on May 16, 2011, Barry said…

amazing work, love to see an old boat come to life again again in caring hands, its a truely amazing process to take part and to also that transformation.  Congrats to you both, enjoy the many years joy you will have.

 

At 10:10pm on December 23, 2010, Sherry gave Lady Orca a gift
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To Lady Orca...wishing you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Years!
At 8:08am on August 18, 2010, ahmet haluk onal said…
woow its supper sweet !!!i like restorations projects ...
At 12:58pm on August 16, 2010, Barbara said…
Yes the Satori was the one written about in the book The Perfect Storm.....I am very good friends of the Capt. Of course it is a book and was not as true as one would think...... we all have to make money one way or another.

~B
At 12:29pm on August 14, 2010, Barbara said…
It is nice to meet you.....I have just arrived in the area and stopped here in Stuart, so we are almost neighbors. So far I like the area. Now the heat.......it is hot....any advice for a northern??? I just finished making my awning larger for the midship area and now need to work on one for the bow area. My plan was to go to the Tampa/Ft Myers area but the oil spill changed that so I think I will hang here for awhile. I am very impressed with what you folks are doing to the Westsail you have. I was on a 32 ft Westsail called Satori years ago and fell in love with her. I knew she would take care of me in most any weather.And that she did I was in her with about 65 kt winds out in the bermuda triangle. She handled it like it was nothing. Amazed me...I would go back out in her in a minute.

~B
At 5:40am on August 14, 2010, Larry Wilson said…
Great job on the Westsail. I'm starting on a Columbia 8.3 next week. Hope mine goes as well as yours has.
At 10:22am on August 12, 2010, seafarer 26 said…
great job on your cruiser. she is beautiful. My name is chris ahola. i live in cocoa beach. I work at the port as a marine electrician. I Have been working on sailboats all my life and have done many refit jobs. if you need any advice or help please dont hesitate to send me a line. my e mail adress is aholaelectric@yahoo.com. have a great day blow east every morning to keep the hurricanes away. chris ahola
At 10:22am on August 12, 2010, Barbara said…
Hello orca....I received your request...I see your near canaveral.....love your refit job. West Sails are great boats. What made you find me?

~B
At 9:06am on August 12, 2010, Peggy Georgene Snead said…
Good morning Lady O, if you plan on coming south for this coming weekend or any time, give me a call & I'll be happy to meet you at the club to introduce you to my sailing family.
At 5:28am on August 12, 2010, keylimejay said…
I just watched the slideshow of your refurbishing saga. We should compare notes. I didn't think there were many folks as crazy as I! LOL! Take a look.....http://travels-of-sv-far-niente.blogspot.com/
At 5:20am on August 12, 2010, keylimejay said…
Greetings. Welcome aboard. Where are you folks located?
At 8:08pm on August 11, 2010, Peggy Georgene Snead said…
Ahoy back, thinking of coming down Melbourne way?
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At 2:22pm on June 13, 2008, Lady Orca said…
Just getting started here. We will return to build this page. Thanks for joining as a friend!

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