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Jonathan Cline

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2:11 am July 8,2011

Post edited 9:23 pm –July 10,2011 by Jonathan Cline


Allen,Rex &Joan / Vallejo / 1980-84 / Downeast 32 / Tavarua

Longwell,Ed &Kathy / Modesto / 1987-94 / Downeast 45 schooner / Pegasus

Mather,Jim,Emma,Phoebe &Drake / Redondo Beach / 2005-2011 / Downeast 45 ketch / Blue Sky http://yachtpals.com/node/7293

Blue Sky previously posted here and has a blog at http://www.thevoyageofbluesky.com/


Ness,Jim* / Chula Vista,CA / 1992-97 / DownEaster 38,1976 / Dream Merchant


* = singlehanded

 

The above info copied from West Coast Circumnavigators'List 

http://www.latitude38.com/feat…..umnav.html

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Scott Carle

posts 606

9:45 pm July 8,2011

Very cool:)

I wish we could do a circumnavigation but our finances are pretty subpar for that kind of voyaging right now.

Scott

Scott Carle DE38 Cutter s/v Valkyr

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Bacon_Grease

Aggieland,USA

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12:05 am September 8,2011

Scott Carle said:

Very cool:)

I wish we could do a circumnavigation but our finances are pretty subpar for that kind of voyaging right now.

Scott

 

Voyaging on a Small Income.

 

Available from Bluewater Books and Charts. 

http://www.bluewaterweb.com/Na…..TopicID=99

 

Man,how much longer is this dang hitch going to last?  I have boat work to do!

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Scott Carle

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3:28 pm September 13,2011

One of my favorite books. I think I have read it at least three times. There is a sequel to it out,but the first is much better in my opinion. I think my top pics for this type of book would be it and the Pardey's books. A little bit of story and a lot of helpful tips and tricks on how to sail simply and cheaply.

The problem is that almost worldwide it costs a lot more money to enter different countries or pass through the panama or suez canals etc.. We are planning to play in our own back yard for a bit. Eastern Sea Board of the US and the carribean. Maybe jump over to the Med. as we get adventuresome .. We will see. I'm not going to plan be here or go there on any schedule. We will go and stop at one place till we get the hankering to go to the next. If that is a voyage of 10 miles or a 1000 it's no matter. The goal is to get away from the clock,calendar and rat race mentality. 

Scott Carle DE38 Cutter s/v Valkyr

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