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May 24, 2011 - 2:52 am

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So some friends of mine are looking for a sailboat and recently I've been shopping for them. I stumbled upon the website bluewaterboats.org, have you guys all seen it? Pretty neat site! I noticed that the DE's were not on there, so I submitted it as a "suggestion" on the forum there. Perhaps if they choose to write a review of the DE some of the DE owners on this website can send in some images and articles. Also, it's just a fun website to browse! I am surprised it took me this many years of looking at boats online to find it...

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Nice site.. I just briefly looked at it, but it seems like a nice resource. I will have to add it to the links page.

scott

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Scott Carle said:

Nice site.. I just briefly looked at it, but it seems like a nice resource. I will have to add it to the links page.

scott

I reviewed the site (http://bluewaterboats.org/)and liked it too.

I asked the editor to include Downeaters (see below) he responded that I should offer two paragraphs on the DE. Since I am a brand-new DE owner, yet to take possession, I suggest someone else write the entry.

See below.

From: Will Lau <will@danger.co.nz>

Date: May 28, 2011 3:29:27 AM AKDT

To: Rick Foster <rafoster@acsalaska.net>

Subject: Re: Downeaster 32

Hi Rick,

thanks for the images. If you want to put down a couple of paragraphs to get the flavour of the boat (like Richard just did on the Southern Cross 39 for example), we'd be happy to publish it.

Cheers

Will

On 26 May 2011 16:31, kachemakra wrote:

You might want to check-out the growing number of world-cruising Downeaster 32 (and 38s). Made from 1977-1980

I reviewed the site (http://bluewaterboats.org/)and liked it too.
I asked the editor to include Downeaters (see below) he responded that I should offer two paragraphs on the DE. Since I am a brand-new DE owner, yet to take possession, I suggest someone else write the entry.
See below.

From: Will Lau <will@danger.co.nz>Date: May 28, 2011 3:29:27 AM AKDTTo: Rick Foster <rafoster@acsalaska.net>Subject: Re: Downeaster 32
Hi Rick,
thanks for the images. If you want to put down a couple of paragraphs to get the flavour of the boat (like Richard just did on the Southern Cross 39 for example), we'd be happy to publish it.
CheersWill
On 26 May 2011 16:31, kachemakra wrote:You might want to check-out the growing number of world-cruising Downeaster 32 (and 38s). Made from 1977-1980

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June 3, 2011 - 4:24 pm

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I will try and get something written in the next week or two.. right now I am slammed. if someone else would like to do a short review of one or more of the DE models feel free to jump all over it 🙂 I will post it here as well as sending it to the bluewaterboats website.

scott

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