Mon Amie
My Beneteau 235 on the trailer. Currently being refurbished and prepped for coastal cruising.
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Comment by dee mayberry on April 11, 2013 at 8:23pm
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Can I go Cruising with you?
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Comment by Ronnie (Ron) Keeler on March 18, 2012 at 9:09am
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Since my wife has passed away, I am planning to do more extensive cruising and having Mon Amie on a trailer enables me to have a wider range of cruising grounds. She now has fresh bottom paint and is in the water at the dock behind my house. I have added name graphics, installed a dual battery system and put on a newer model motor. I am currently constructing a tabernacle and "a frame" to make mast raising a one man job and have fabricated a kick up rudder. As soon as I am finished with the mods and and have given her a good shakedown cruise, it is back on the trailer and off to go cruising.
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