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Taking a shot here ... I'm looking for a one day sailing opportunity in San Diego. Does any skipper need a 'crew for a day' - fit male, 52, non-smoker, retired Air Force type. I'll be in town after Christmas, probably 27th thru 29th with at least one day free. Email mikealyea@hotmail.com or call 505-307-4902 Thanks and Happy Holidays!
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Posts like this should really go in the Crew Wanted section. Also, it is generally unwise to post email addresses in standard form, since spambot webcrawlers will be more than happy to harvest them... they should be posted as "mikealyea at hotmail dot com" at a minimum.
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