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Blast Raises a Couple of Grand
When it comes to cruiser fundraisers in Mexico, the Banderas Bay Blast / Pirates for Pupils is a modest one, in part because it’s so early in the season that a lot of boats still haven’t arrived. Nonetheless, Ronnie ‘Tea Lady’ reports that just under $2,000 was raised for educational materials for local children in…
Giving Thanks – Caption Contest
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Ultra Flip Anchor Swivels Recalled
Only UFS8 (#8) Ultra Flip Swivels made between June ’09 and October ’10 are included in Quickline’s recall. The company says all other versions of that model, and all other sizes, can be used with confidence. © 2010 Quickline Quickline USA has issued a total recall of all UFS8 Ultra Flip anchor swivels for 1/4"…
Canadian Cruiser Murdered in Honduras
Canadian cruiser Milan Egrmajer, 58, was killed on the evening of December 3 as a result of being shot four times by robbers attempting to board his Ericson 35 MkII Adena at a remote cove on the northwest coast of Honduras. This according to an account published in La Prensa. Egrmajer and his daughter Myda…
Swan 80 First to Finish ARC
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