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Name: spencer
Date: 04 Aug 2008
Comments:
Just dropping a line. I am down here in Houston waiting on ED to come drop some water on us. Supposed to sail this weekend but maybe not.
I love the site and the boat!!! i just happened across it today.
Sail on...
Spencer.
Name: Bob Todd
Date: 02 Aug 2008
Comments:
It has been a slow couple of years as many of you know due to illnesses and aging dogs. We will continue to cruise up and down the Chesapeake and coastal Carolina while we care for Levi and Gina. The vets are amazed at Levi's health for a 14 year old husky/malamute. We hope that our readers will wait around with us until we are prepared for full time cruising again.
Fair winds
Ann and Bob
Name: Dan D
Date: 16 Jan 2008
Comments:
Hope you get out there soon. Good luck on the upcoming operation
Name: Salomeja
Date: 20 Oct 2007
Comments:
Take care of it and keep it on the road
Name: SV Maxim
Date: 9 Oct 2007
Comments:
Sorry to hear that Ann has to go to the hospital again. Hope that the 2007 cruise goes better. Maybe we will see you on the waterway
Name: Jeanne Bennett
Date: 3 Mar 2007
Comments:
Love following your trips other than D s comments re EC being boring . Last entry is Feb. 9--is Ann okay Hope you re feeling better Ann
Name: Capt. Rich
Date: 3 Feb 2007
Comments:
Thank you for your questions and answers CG test questions I used it along with other materials years ago boy has the time flew and now up for renewel of my 100 ton masters. And after all that time I finally bought my cruising sailboat . I hope our paths cross someday on this planets large oceans. Capt. Rich S/V Flying Carpet Astoria Oregon
Name: Andre D Elena
Date: 3 Jan 2007
Comments:
Great travel-log I sail a E32 out of St Augustine, Florida. Never done much cruising but it is a dream of ours busy with babys work right now. Cheers and good luck.
Name: SeaDog
Date: 31 Oct 2006
Comments:
Breathlessly monitoring your journey back to Cape Fear. Alarmed about your rudder malfunctions but happy to see you are taking the Capt Ron outlook on life. Godspeed and be safe.
Name: Kolbi
Date: 28 Oct 2006
Comments:
Enjoyed your trip report. Especially the part about Hobuken NC. Fair winds
Name: Dave Lynn
Date: 15 Oct 2006
Comments:
Ann and Bob: As Autumn 2006 eases gently towards the winter, we find ourselves once again bidding the crew of Jule III farewell. It has been great seeing you both again and wish for a gentle passage back to NC. Hope to see y all again soon. Fair Winds, DAVE
Name: Bob
Date: 28 Sep 2006
Comments:
Hi guys. Hope things are going well.
Name: Ramon F. Mc Dougall
Date: 24 Aug 2006
Comments:
I m glad you guys are doing well. Sorry to hear about your heart attack, wishing well and no more heart attacks. Regards, Ramon
Name: Phil
Date: 2 May 2006
Comments:
Thanks for welcoming me aboard the Jule III. I have bookmarked this page. :
Name: D. Domenic
Date: 1 May 2006
Comments:
Hey Dad..never thought to here you refered to as "SeaDog", bet Netty thinks she is back in Holland now. Love the site and you have a blast. Being a land lubber in FL. I should have told you that the wrist bands work the best, sorry about that. David S.
Name: Randolfo
Date: 30 Apr 2006
Comments:
Hi SeaDog - thanks for the updates on the travel log - nice writing about your voyage, and the photos really add alot. In my experience the only thing I found that would cure sea-sickness is a couple of Canadian beers. Sail safe
Name: netty
Date: 30 Apr 2006
Comments:
Hi sea dog When are you coming home with the bacon, whoops i mean the fish Love your wife
Name: Elvis Presley
Date: 28 Apr 2006
Comments:
Don t drink the Grappa. E
Name: Steve the "Bocce Guy"
Date: 26 Apr 2006
Comments:
Bob, Where did you ever dig up a First Mate like Dave "the Landlubber," AKA "Sea Dog." Accounts of your first night, underway, are reaching across the nation, as we speak. Remember Dave, keep it over the side Steve
Name: Alexander Ineke
Date: 26 Apr 2006
Comments:
Hi Capt Dave, How is everthing on board Still, seasick We heard the whole story from Netty. Have a nice trip, and take care Alexander Ineke
Name: Large Nuts Lenny
Date: 25 Apr 2006
Comments:
Seadog s fratello here - Please tell him to Send the Damn Grappa Already Enjoy the web site - happy sailing LNL
Name: Randolfo the Piloto
Date: 25 Apr 2006
Comments:
Cool having the lat/ long linked to Google maps Signing on to follow the adventures of Master Bob and Sailor Dave in "Back to Baltimore"
Name: Dave Schambs
Date: 22 Apr 2006
Comments:
Very Nice Web Site Hope You Have A real Nice Trip. God Speed.
Name: Greg Musk
Date: 21 Apr 2006
Comments:
outstanding self test masters license exam, brillant, I have seen and tried others,this is really special, thank you for the service
Name: Alena
Date: 17 Apr 2006
Comments:
you have very nice guestbook and website
Name: Free Kid Game
Date: 20 Mar 2006
Comments:
I wandered into site from a google and enjoyed.
Name: gadfly
Date: 7 Feb 2006
Comments:
Great web site.Very helpful for me. especially "Masters License Examination"materials.Would you kindly offer us "Chief and Deck mate License Examination"materials. Thanks and good luck.
Name: Thomas
Date: 26 Jan 2006
Comments:
Really amazing excellent site. keep up the good work.
Name: Karen
Date: 24 Jan 2006
Comments:
Super color scheme. i like it nice colors
Name: Christina Caruso
Date: 13 Jan 2006
Comments:
What great adventures I m living vicariously through you guys Hey, next time your back in the Carolinas let me know. I m in Raleigh and would love to come see you Safe journeys
Name: Ren and Barb-----Magic
Date: 3 Jan 2006
Comments:
Checked you page. Where are you now. Send a note when you jump off. Happy Sailing
Name: Dave Netty Domenic
Date: 28 Nov 2005
Comments:
BB AA - CoCaptains and crew of the magnificent ship JuleIII. The site is super and has become our favorite surf stop. We wish you fair wind and seas so smooth you can play bocce on deck.
Name: Michael
Date: 14 Nov 2005
Comments:
awesome site, keep up the good work, google is my best friend for finding this fantastic site.
Name: DUG
Date: 31 Oct 2005
Comments:
JUST TO LET YOU KNOW THAT I DO LOOK AT YOUR WEB SITE. DUG
Name: john and sue coffey
Date: 26 Oct 2005
Comments:
We hope you re enjoying your time on the water, even in the cold We look forward to seeing you again. Have a safe journey
Name: Mark Watson
Date: 24 Jul 2005
Comments:
Congratulations on the new layout. Keep it up to date as a celebrity )
Name: James Beckett
Date: 16 Jul 2005
Comments:
really good site. Thanks for the updating and fresh data. This helps alot.
Name: Brian Green
Date: 25 Jan 2005
Comments:
Found your site out of the blue - very good. Just wanted to say how surprised I was to see Pat and Geoff Tawee, Bahamas, 2002/03 . We re dock neighbours up here in Toronto. I expect to run into them soon, so I ll say hi for you.
Name: Doc R. Hogan
Date: 25 Dec 2004
Comments:
Hey folks, Just stopped by to see if the coffee was on..LOL Found you while searching for Harrington Harbor in Deale Maryland Don t ask me how that happened.Like your site alot.Mine is inactive for the time being but soon it should be going strong. Since this is Christmas Day I feel I should wish you both"Peace on Earth and Fair Winds at Sea." PAX, Doc
Name: Sara Shirley
Date: 16 Nov 2004
Comments:
My name is Sara! and I am new resident on a Catalina 30. My boyfriend! Jason! and I live on it off of a little island in florida called Marco Island. We are planning our first trip sailing to the Keys and the Dry Tortugas! which makes us both a little nervous because our boat drafts quite a bit. But! just wanted to let you know that your website is great sshirley_photos@yahoo.com
Name: Art Krieger
Date: 30 Oct 2004
Comments:
Saw your website in Living Aboard with the uscg capt s test questions. A good way to see how much one knows even if they don t take the test! as those who responded said they took the test for personal satisfaction. Thanks for sharing that.
Name: Webmaestro
Date: 12 Oct 2004
Comments:
Very nice and useful website. Please visit my (webmaestro@village.com) website : (web URL deleted due to commercial content and lack of any focus to cruiser community -- Jule III)
Name: Chris Mooney
Date: 22 Aug 2004
Comments:
I have just read your entire travel logs. Your trips have been similar to what I plan to start next spring. I ll be leaving the Houston/Galveston area in the spring and coming up the east coast for the summer! then Bahamas for a winter! then east coast for second summer! then points further south for who knows how long. It was fun to read logs covering the paths I plan to take. I m looking forward to following your 2004/2005 trip. Chris Mooney s/v MoonSail www.MoonSail.com
Name: Shannon O Dell
Date: 21 Jun 2004
Comments:
I went sailing for the first time on the Jule III. I loved it! but it didn t love me ha ha Had a blast on the water! in the sun! eating the BBQ and having lots of laughs
Name: Torben J rgensen
Date: 31 May 2004
Comments:
Gratulations It s a beutifull boat. I am the owner of a Laurin Kryssar 32. And love it.
Name: Scott Kuhner
Date: 28 May 2004
Comments:
Dear Don and Phyllis! Found your website when I was doing a Google search for something else. You are a great writer and thanks for mentioning us in a good light. Scott
Name: Bob Peters
Date: 19 Apr 2004
Comments:
Rep from AIWA will speak at this years Southbound Cruisers Reunion at the Anchorage Marina in Baltimore Sept 7th-9th concerning the fate of the ICW
Name: Trudy
Date: 8 Apr 2004
Comments:
Greetings I was just wondering if it was your pic in latts and atts in their Underway Please ! send up some warmer weather. We finally have the boat in the water off the hard in the water. At Bridgeview marina! Pt.Edward! Ontario! a 38 ft Catalina. We hope to leave the dock for our cruising life in 3 years as soon as our boys are in University. Eat well! drink the best and enjoy Fair Winds! Trudy
Name: Paul
Date: 1 Mar 2004
Comments:
Read your whole article with lost of interest! it will be required reading for my wife too We are planning in going from Deale Maryland Harrington Harbor North to Beaufort NC! then possibly the outside! ending at St Augustine. Im very interested in fixed bridge clearances since Solaris 52 Irwin ketch has a new! shorter main mast ...64.7 feet On the plus side! draft is only 5.5 feet ...so I m hoping to re-do the Dismal Swamp did it 20 years ago on a little Cape Dory ketch. Cindy is new to sailing! so we re taking "baby steps". We will wait a lot! for excellent weather. Solaris is really easy to handle! as long as we plan ahead a lot. Any advice about our total height 64.7 feet and the fixed bridges would be great. It s my understanding that the 65 measurement is at mean high water. Last time! it did matter with a 30 boat! now it does. Thanks! Paul sv Solaris
Name: Charlie Baca
Date: 21 Feb 2004
Comments:
What do you think of red hat OS for security I cant even get virius control loaded any more nortons sorry to bother have a nice day CHARLIE
Name: Will
Date: 30 Dec 2003
Comments:
I want to commend you guys for an excellent resource. I am studying for my Masters License and at the same time for my USCG aux Coxswain and the on line practice tests have helped me signficantly. I do have a question! which has been bothering me! and its probably my nautical stupidity poking through. Relative to the following type question: You see a red light off your port beam and you are heading due east 180 what direction is the other vessel headed. Based on the arc of the vessels port side light relative to your direction! I always come up with a range of possible headings of the other vessel. It seems that there are always two possible headings in the answers that are in range of possibilities. To calculate the range of possibilities I get the reciprocal heading of my vessel add 90 and subtract 22.5 to get the one extreme! to get the other extreme I subtract 90 and 1 to simulate the other vessel not being on direct course for my vessel. I do not use the stern or masthead light in this question since it was not preseneted and the vessel could be a sailing vessel What am I doing wrong I would appreciate your help! thanks and thanks again for making such a valuable resource available.
Name: john walkup
Date: 16 Dec 2003
Comments:
your test generator is great. i used it to study for my thirdmate unlimited at suny maritime in new york.
Name: mugu
Date: 28 Nov 2003
Comments:
Great web site! Hope to be able to doour dream someday. Thanks for sharing!
Name: victor olkowski and kathy about time
Date: 20 Nov 2003
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Name: Alison Lakascky
Date: 19 Nov 2003
Comments:
Your website is great and very intersting I love sail boats
Name: Kristin Mary Cole
Date: 5 Nov 2003
Comments:
Thanks for the interactive license questions. I am a student at NY Maritime College and will be sitting for my 3/Mates exam next month. Your website has been helping me prepare for the license exams. Good luck on all your future voyages. We sailed to Estonia! Bermuda! Palma! and Italy this past summer on our Training ship. It was an awesome time.
Name: Lars Zand n
Date: 30 Oct 2003
Comments:
Best wishes for the best sailing conditions Sea you / Lars Zand n! Sweden
Name: Michael K. Allen
Date: 2 Oct 2003
Comments:
I am doing some research on my old home! TheFrying Pan Shoals Light Tower. I read where you passed through the slue in the fog and the dark. I did not see any mention of Frying pan on your return trip. I lived on the light tower 4 weeks on-2 weeks off in the late 1970 s. I was part of the next to the last crew theu had before they fully automated her. I was wondering if you had any pictures and/or video that shows the tower I would greatly appreciate any information or input you could provide and/or assist with. Sounds like you had a very interesting journey. Main thing was the 3F s didn t get you. I have seen the wreckage of more than one vessel drift by the tower after the Shoals had taken them apart the day/night before . I thank you for any assistance you may be able to lend. Smooth and safe sailing to you in your future ventures. Sincerely! Michael K. Allen
Name: Andy Barfield
Date: 26 Sep 2003
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Name: Tom O Connor
Date: 2 Aug 2002
Comments:
Nice web site. Thanks for the self study facility. I once had a Inland Master license! but let it lapse when I changed jobs. Never should have done that! I would like study for the license again. The self study facility will sure help. Hope to get Inland Master again then upgrade to near coastal. Thanks! Tom O Connor
Name: Emily-Lou
Date: 23 Jul 2003
Comments:
I just got an email from Chris- got caught up on years of goings on. Nice to hear that you he and you all are doing so well. He told me about your site and I thought I d write a quick note to say hello Good luck in adventures Sounds like you ve found the key to happiness Emily Dutton Gardell
Name: Dan Walsh
Date: 23 Jul 2003
Comments:
Thank you for taking the time to organize and publish the Coast Guard training material on your website. It is a very generous and community minded gesture. I just completed the renewal process for my masters license and your pages were by far the most useful and user friendly resource that I came across on the web. Mahalo Dan Walsh
Name: Harald Sundbye
Date: 10 Jul 2003
Comments:
Eier/skipper p Laurin 38 NORION. NORION!N-9112! ex S-609 ex Madame! ex Goosha! Bygget i Helsingfors! varv Vator oy 1963!mahogny p eik. Veldig fint se entusiasme ang ende Laurin 38! en flott konstruksjon.
Name: charlie baca
Date: 2 Jul 2003
Comments:
there doing it again permission to come abord and for rest take the helm charlie rember me
Name: Don Jameson
Date: 17 Jun 2003
Comments:
I enjoyed your talk at our Flotilla meeting. Having recently retired and after getting my captain s license! I have thoughts of making the trip with power. Thanks
Name: John Schieffelin
Date: 22 May 2003
Comments:
Read a lttle of your 2002 trip in the Bahamas and back up the ICW. Enjoyed it and congratulate you for learning how to combine cruising and making a living. I hope to do the ICW and Bahamas with my wife in the next few years! but probably in a powerboat. If you wander up North in the summer as far as Newport! TI! get in touch.
Name: Ramon F. McDougall
Date: 7 May 2003
Comments:
Great Story ! lots clear sailing and great weather on your wonderful life adventures Best regards Ramon F. McDougall PS: Next time your in Miami drop me an email! I would love to meet you guys.
Name: Dennis PJ Cowan
Date: 28 Apr 2003
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Greetings Guys! Enjoying the catch up on the website. Miss you.Where are you exactly! now See you sooner than later. Can we see/meet you If so where!when Herrington Harbor Pictures are "kewl".Dig the pig. Write!call!or e-mail...PJ
Name: Pat Grant
Date: 24 Apr 2003
Comments:
Closely watching your trek. You are living my dream too. You may or may not remember me! I work with Wilbur Clopton in Omaha. Wish you fair winds and following seas. Pat
Name: David Less
Date: 14 Apr 2003
Comments:
I am absolutely facinated with your mission! objectives! and lifestyle. Congratulations on sticking to your dreams. I hope they last forever and only take you to friendly ports...
Name: mike sekula
Date: 6 Apr 2003
Comments:
wow - so very beautiful somebody is living right... ~C:-
Name: John Weisner
Date: 18 Feb 2003
Comments:
Jennifer has been sharing your communication with us and it s been fun following your voyage s . Rosey and I retired in June 02 and moved to Greensboro! NC to be close to my Dad. He recently moved into assisted living and adjusting very well. Take care and happy voyaging - J R
Name: Don Flint
Date: 14 Jan 2003
Comments:
Best of luck. Very interesting journey. Thanks for sharing it.
Name: Chris
Date: 13 Jan 2003
Comments:
Hello: I have an Arvid Laurin L28 - mahogany over oak. You can check out the website: http://www.EspritDeMoitessier.com
Name: PICAROON ll
Date: 13 Jan 2003
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CURRENTLY IN LAKE WORTH! PROCEEDING TO MIAMI TOMORROW! HOPE EVERYTHING GETS BETTER FOR BOB S M0M BEST WISHES! DAVE P.S. GREAT SITE
Name: Bob Matthews
Date: 10 Jan 2003
Comments:
Enjoyed your log book. Still waiting for you to sail into our creek. Bob
Name: L. Derek Hardy CISSP
Date: 7 Jan 2003
Comments:
WoW What a life... If you ever need a deck hand let me know
Name: none
Date: 3 Jan 2003
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Name: Mary Gray
Date: 29 Dec 2002
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Following your journey and my wishes are for many more days of fair winds and following seas despite any storms along the way.
Name: Toby Hansen
Date: 23 Dec 2002
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I m happy to see you two and the kids are out there at it again I will trudge off to work each morning with a prayer that fair winds and following sea s may bless you wherever you sail. I miss you
Name: Curt Kornblau
Date: 5 Dec 2002
Comments:
Greetings from wintery No. Va. Trust you are enjoying good weather and good sailing Nothing exciting happening around here. Just a little snow today - about 5" and wet -I m sure Chris keeps you fully informed. As you can see! I have my computer It s fun and sometimes puzzling - I m still novice at it This sure is a format I haven t seen before. Best regards! Curt
Name: Don and Nina Preuss
Date: 28 Nov 2002
Comments:
Hi Ann and Bob We re 13 days away from setting off.. Hope you are having a wonderful time. Our site will be up soon at: http://www.enjoysailing.us
Name: Adam Thurlow
Date: 27 Nov 2002
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I found your online exam prep about 6 months ago when I was preparingto sit for my 2nd Mates Unlimited license. I found your tests to be a helpful study aid. Thank you. Also! I think it is great that y all can spend so much time on your boat! and still make a living. I ll have to see if I can manage that some day. I wish y all fair winds and following seas.
Name: Eric Strunz
Date: 24 Nov 2002
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The intrepid crew of the Jule-III: who could dare stand before them save the mighty Poseidom himself But even he falls subordinate to their courageous voyage when their so- called "babies" unleash their mighty roars Jule-III! a magnificent boat with a marvelous crew. God Bless America May the wind strike your sails well -Eric
Name: Roy Nicky
Date: 23 Nov 2002
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Hope you all have a great Thanksgiving. Did you know that we are having Thanksgiving with Ann at the Tavern-on-the-Green in NY. Take care and keep sending msg.
Name: Ron Ruben
Date: 30 Oct 2002
Comments:
Well Bob I am still at the NIA but now with a CIO onboard... I don t know how much longer I can take trudging off to work each day.. Just wanted to check and see how the "sail" is going this time around... -Ron-
Name: Ezra
Date: 29 Oct 2002
Comments:
I am inspired and impressed by the business digs aka Jules III. If you ever need an employee I d love to give it a go.
Name: Jane Snellings
Date: 21 Oct 2002
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Good luck. I m so jealous of your adventure. I ll be working and thinking of you guys. I m going to let some of my students check in on you from time to time. I have a world map up on the board and we ll try and track your progress. Take care. Jane
Name: Tom Hatch
Date: 19 Oct 2002
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Just checking in to see how you re doing. Try to keep the boat in the "up" position with the bow pointed forward. And !don t burn the soup or spill the coffee.
Name: Lindsay Dianne Farr
Date: 17 Oct 2002
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from Dawn and Linsday We miss you Hurry back
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Date: 15 Oct 2002
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Name: s s stickney 4th
Date: 15 Oct 2002
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again hullooo.god speed and safe travel
Name: Dave Sands
Date: 11 Oct 2002
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My brother Dan sent me the link! knowing my interest in sailing. I ll be watching your progress. Good luck
Name: Don Snellings
Date: 11 Oct 2002
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Like your site. Guess I will be going to it quite often while you are on your voyage.
Name: Rune Olsson
Date: 9 Oct 2002
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Searching for info on Arvid Laurin I found your homepage.Very interesting and it looks like you guy s have a wonderful life.If you have plans going eastward someday! please let me know and I ll show you the Stockholm archipelargo with it s 25.000 islands. Best regards Rune
Name: summers s stickney 4th
Date: 5 Oct 2002
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smooth sailing or inclement
Name: George Pacharis
Date: 25 Sep 2002
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Will follow your trip south this year. Safe journey! George
Name: M Gray
Date: 13 Sep 2002
Comments:
Thanks a lot for your time to create such an informative site. Totaly enjoyed reading every page Plan to go from Fla to Maine next summer via ICW and will use your site in my plans. Also great links
Name: Phil Keys
Date: 5 Aug 2002
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Saw your post on rec.boats.electronics about the wx file. Sounds great
Name: Ken Weeks
Date: 26 Jul 2002
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Just stopped by to try out SARA 3.6.3! but this looks like a lot more fun. -8
Name: Mynor Diaz
Date: 21 Jul 2002
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All I have to see is "WOW"! "Interesting"! and "I admire you both". It must be an exciting life! both of you very accomplished! very educated! with great life experience! a very exciting life! and on top of that you both share your experiences. I truly enjoyed what I ve seen in your pages so far. Keep us posted! maybe there will be enough to entice some of us to buy a boat too and follow up on your steps
Name: Ron Ruben
Date: 9 Jul 2002
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Hey Bob Remember me I have 5 months 24 days 10 hours 31 minutes and 40 seconds until retirement ... make that 30 seconds nope there goes a few more now 18 Oh well you get the idea.. Hope the weather is behind you and clear sailing lies agead for you and your family.. :- - Ron
Name: AK Miller
Date: 2 Jul 2002
Comments:
Great site! very enjoyable. Looking to hit the Bahamas in a few years for good! presently in VA
Name: Birgit Jens Erik
Date: 28 Jun 2002
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Thanks for letting us in at this nice homepage. Funny reading! nice pictures and more. Best wishes for your future. Best Regards Birgit Jens Erik! Denmark
Name: Charlie Baca
Date: 17 Jun 2002
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THANK YOU FOR BELIVING! ILL BE CONTACTING YOU KEEP WATCHING MAY GOD BE WITH YOU. AKA XXIV100
Name: Nick Giaconi
Date: 9 Jun 2002
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Aloha, I found your website to be extremely helpful in checking my answers for my renewal exam. Mahalo for your efforts. Nick Giaconi, Harbormaster, Maalaea Harbor, Maui Hawaii
Name: dominic
Date: 6 Jun 2002
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great web site my girlfriens and i had a laurin 28 witch i sold 2 years ago!i regret it a lot even if it was too small !anyway we are looking for a 32. we live in canada!thanks for any info you might have dom.and sarah
Name: Christopher Cook
Date: 4 Jun 2002
Comments:
Well! hello I found your web page and your company during a SANS GIAC course. I was surprised and pleased to read about your sail/work ideas. Me! I m just a day sailor based in the South river Selby ! but I have dreams! too. Not practical dreams just yet! but still. Just thought I d say Hi. Chris Cook
Name: igor ivanov
Date: 17 Apr 2002
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You are my heros...you leaving what i m just dreamin all my life. best wishes igor ivanov brooklyn!ny
Name: Eugenio Denti
Date: 9 Apr 2002
Comments:
Dear Crew of Jule III! in your web page: http://www.jule-iii.com/DieYacht.html you mention the naval architect Arvid Laurin! that seems to be also the designer of my 5.50 International "Anomalia" http://docenti.ing.unipi.it/~Ed7485/Anomalia/ . Is it possible for you to indicate me how to find more information about this yacht designer Kindest regards and ... have a good wind . Eugenio Denti
Name: Bob and Ann Todd
Date: 3 Apr 2002
Comments:
Hi folks! Welcome to the SV Jule III Guestbook. Please add your entries to it by going to the "Sign Guestbook" link to the left. Thanks
Name: harry burns
Date: 16 May 2006
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hi dave, see you soon. harry and kathy
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