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Do You Have Sailing Plans for the Summer Sailstice Weekend?

When you post your club’s cruising plans you’ll be adding your pin to the map, and you, and all club members who sign up on the Summer Sailstice website, become eligible to win prizes.

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Who among us can honestly say they’re not mesmerized by the spectacle of an old sailboat being broken up by the relentless machines?