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Good Morning Everyone. A rainy but warm morning here on the Maine coast and the snow is going fast so get out there and build your last snow fort while you can. The new crew put in a full day yesterday sanding the yawl boat inside and out in the morning and installing new mooring chains on the beach in the afternoon. Moving 125’ of 1 1/4 “ mooring chain across the beach was a good first team building event. And who should appear like magic but Jim Dugan, our web guru, clicking camera in one hand, dragging mooring chain with the other. Thanks Jim, for the hand and the photos.

Have a great day. Be well. Do good.
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AL from Alabama said…
It appears the Mary Day is in the background of the mooring chain picture. With Arno being under repair, when and how did she move from her winter home?
March 14, 2007 at 6:39 PM
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