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Nice sailing this weekend in Maine.

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Tom Young
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Location: Rockport Maine

Nice sailing this weekend in Maine.

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Light air, calm water and bright sunshine made for pleasant sailing to Cabot Cove yesterday. We anchored deep inside to enjoy the complete solitude. No boats in the cove and few left in Pulpit Harbor outside.

A nice northeasterly breeze took us all the way home.

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Rachel
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Post by Rachel »

Ahhhh... thanks :)

R.
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Triton 185
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Post by Triton 185 »

We anchored deep inside to enjoy the complete solitude.
Very peaceful. What type of boat do you have?
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Tom Young
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Thanks.

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Triton 185 wrote:
We anchored deep inside to enjoy the complete solitude.
Very peaceful. What type of boat do you have?
A 1961 Alden Challenger. Their first fiberglass hull and deck, the rest of the 50 or so boats were finished at various yards around the world.
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Brodie
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Post by Brodie »

I'm jealous. Looks like a wonderful spot and a beautiful boat. I prepped mine for covering this weekend :-(
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