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When we receive reports of boats washing up on distant shores, we do our best to verify as many facts as possible but often must rely on eyewitness reports. Unfortunately, we are sometimes given inaccurate or incomplete information, as was apparently the case with Darla Jean. In the January issue of Latitude 38, we reported…
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Any Ladies Looking for Sailing & Romance?
Normally, we avoid matchmaking like the plague, but every 30 years or so we give it a try. This is one of those times. In addition to sailing, Marc’s idea of fun include 10 to 15-mile hikes. latitude/Richard©2008 Latitude 38 Media, LLC Marc Hachey, 54, of Auburn has been cruising his Peterson 44 Sea Angel…
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