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Old 05-08-2008
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Heh Guess what - the boat is home But I can use a crew if anyone feels like coming out to sail occasionally (my wife has other things to do with her life from time to time, but for me the boat is pretty much it ).
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Glad to hear the boat got delivered okay. In case you missed it, some of us were wondering how that turned out....

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Oh, I posted about that in another thread (kinda went offtopic). I ended up hiring a "professional captain" for mucho dinero. Delivery went pretty badly, but the boat is here and I mostly dealt with consequences by now.
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