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Old 07-11-2006
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I live in NYC and I am looking to crew on somebody's boat. I am a beginner. I crewed a few times on a racing boat in New Rochelle but they sold it and it was a few years ago. I am looking to pick up the sport again.

Suggestions are welcome

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Go to some of the nearby yatch clubs and marinas... most will have a crew listing board.... either crew wanted or crew available.
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Amy, go down to North Cove (the marina at the World Financial Center) and look for the Manhattan Sailing Club. They'll give you a tour and probably a ride and who knows, you might decide to join.

I think they also have some boats up at the chelsea piers, and if you take the PATH train over to NJ there's the Newport Sailing School & Cruising Club right across the river as well, 1-201-626-3210.

Great places to learn and get a lot of sailing for your buck without having to go to the outer boros.
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