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Old 04-12-2007
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Come sail with me aboard "Harmony" this season in greater Boston Harbor and the Boston Harbor Islands chain. Boat is kept in Winthrop, and late afternoon/evening weekday sails as well as weekend day sails/overnighters will be offered as soon as this crummy weather breaks.

What do you need to bring? A can do attitude and a smile are the only mandatory items. I could always use a second set of hands for safety's sake. Those interested should email me directly at c2csailor@yahoo.com.
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But Tim, this is typical New England weather... What boat do you sail, and are you out of the Winthrop Yatch Club?? I've got a 28' tri that's based out of Fairhaven, down on Buzzards Bay.
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I have a 30ft Sabre in Narraganset Bay but I work in the Boston area during the week. Definitly interested in sailing in Bos Harbor.

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