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Stuart Bell
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Anybody sailing to the Miami Boat Show in February?

Started this discussion. Last reply by Ocnvoyager Jan 29, 2009. 5 Replies

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Profile Type:
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Homeport:
Palm Beach
About Me:
Lots of blue water catamaran experience - hoping for lots more. Commissioned and sailed a Voyage 43 from Capetown through the Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico, Cape Cod, and Keys over a 4+ year wonderful time. Currently restoring and sailing a Gemini 3400 in S. Florida
Current location:
Palm Beach
Destinations visited:
Cape Town, SA; St. Helena; Assertion; Brazil, most of the Caribbean several times, gulf of Mexico, Cuba (legally - twice), Washington, DC - and the list goes on
Looking to:
More sailing experience - teaching folks who want to sail (I'm ASA certified and USCG licensed)

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At 2:08pm on February 10, 2009, Suky said…
Hi Stuart - so does your Suky sail ?
At 12:51pm on February 1, 2009, Marlene A. Sassaman said…
Good morning Stuart,
What an encouraging response. I will let you know some dates I can come down to West Palm. It probably won't be too far in the distant future. I have a week off starting April 5 or so and may just sail down. I'll keep you posted. For today, I'm off to do a local rhum race onboard a lindenberg 28.
Sail safely,
Marlene
At 5:30am on February 1, 2009, Marlene A. Sassaman said…
Hey Stuart,
Any relation to Scott? I'm interested in earning ASA certification as an instructor and am even more interested in sailing on a cruising cat while in the market for a blue water cruising multihull. Currently, I sail my F28 and previously had a Stiletto 23; not too mention too many lil' boats. Any suggestions or opportunities nearby. I live in Indialantic.

I enjoy reading your entry . . . Marlene
At 6:37pm on January 28, 2009, Robert Watson said…
we are now anchored in Hobe Sound and planning on a slow trip to W Palm/Lake Worth tomorrow. Any anchoring suggestions with internet, and easy access for provisioning? We need to get to the Miami area for the boat show, but are considering a jaunt to Key West from Ft worth inlet.
My internet is slow with my cell phone as a modem.
At 6:40pm on January 19, 2009, CAN DRAC said…
Hey Stu, We're anchored right next to Shearwater. Let us know if you're around.
At 6:32pm on December 12, 2008, debbie said…
thanks for the offer stuart. he did buy the boat, had a survey and it seems ok. i convinced him him mom should go for the 1st month of his year cruise,just to be reassured that he'll be safe....i'm so jazzed and excited! we plan to leave the middle of jan. i'm not familiar with florida at all are you in a marina? his boat is at a residents dock that po rented. he plans to go dec 29th and haul out and do some work and bottom paint. it would be great to have some resource in the area. thanks again stuart
 
 
 

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