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I was told about it by a sailing friend and stopped by now and then for a couple of months before I joined.
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see mounted to bulkhead $49 each, i bought two, shoulda bought more. been discontinued since.
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Was looking for info on different boats this time last year, hoping to buy a small one to sail on the lakes around Atlanta. Started to read the various threads, found the humor addictive and the advice interesting. Now I check in almost everyday. Still don't have a boat as the drought is hard on the lake levels and the kids, wife, and job are hard on the spare time...
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I google "sailing forums" because I've had positive experiences with other forums about my hobbies/passions.
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Sailnet showed up on some google searches when I was researching boats and looking for reviews. I only read from the "boat reviews" section for months before I ever ventured over to the forums.

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Looking for boat reviews and found sailnet. Like a lot of others used the review section for a while before I ventured into/onto the forum.
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