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Ed, Milinda, Isaiah, Elijah
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Profile Type:
Sailor
Homeport:
Haines Alaska
About Me:
My wife, 2 sons (ages 2 & 9) and myself are just learning about sailing and the sailing life. Last year we bought a 24' American Mariner. Our stomping grounds for now is the Upper Lynn Canal and Southeast Alaska. We plan to upgrade to a live-a-board in the near future.
Current location:
Haines Alaska
Looking to:
Sail to Skagway, Juneau, Glacier
Bay, Hoonah

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At 10:17am on January 14, 2010, Dean & Katie Calkins said…
Awesome family and beautiful pictures!! Our dream is to someday sail to AK! My aun tlives in Anchorage. Welcome to Seaknots!!
At 10:36pm on January 2, 2009, Wilson said…
Dear Ed and Family:
I use a pump up Sevylor Kayak for my Mac25 tender. This rolls up and is stored below. It takes only a few minutes to inflate with a low pressure high volume hand pump. They come in several sizes.

Best Regards
Wilson and Christine
"Chatel Marie"
MacGregor 25
At 8:15pm on October 3, 2008, Joe Murray said…
Ed, you have a lovely family and you're so lucky to raise them in a beautiful environment, As to a dink, look around you and see what the folks who have been there, use. When I arrived at St Thomas, I noticed that everyone used Carrib inflatables. Those who have gone before,have learned by trial and error.

Bon Voyage
 
 
 

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