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Re: I'm a bit alarmed by what I just witnessed...
[Re: Husker]
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05/08/2022 06:45 AM
05/08/2022 06:45 AM
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Its stories like this that make me happy we own a crewed boat. Our first was a bare boat and it got pretty beat up in its first two years. She was lost in Irma and we decided a crewed boat would be run by competent folks and be better looked after. We are in our 4th year. Best decision we ever made (regarding boating). I can see the advantages for sure, but I assume that means you can't just take the boat yourself and give the crew a vacation? I guess I need to be captain :-)
M4000 "Lio Kai"
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