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| What
a
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| ...
beautiful ... ... |
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| ...
sailing locale! |
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| Note
the
sail head flotation aboard W9668 designed to
prevent "turtling" in the event of a capsize. ... |
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| Chief Rally
organizer, Dick Harrington arrives from the ramp in Blue
Mist. ... |
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| An
hour later, Drew Pegler makes his long way down to
the water's edge from the campground above ... ... |
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| ...
to join his mother and sister, Shirley and
Stephanie (l) who are waiting to
welcome their intrepid mariner, Kevin. Our team from Maine has also arrived: (l to r) Crystal, Lisa and David Nelson. ... |
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| No
fewer than 6 boats are already enjoying the unique
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| ... Button Bay
"marina". ... |
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| A fine spot for
the kiddies to splash around in but the shallow waters
become a challenge to those wishing to sail off this shore in the stronger onshore breezes that we got on Friday and Saturday. ... |
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| With our fleet
securely moored, it's time to contemplate dinner. ... |
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| Stephanie shows
Uncle Al (who was kindly invited to dinner chez
Pegler) the finer points of marshmallow toasting ... ... |
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| ... and eating
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| ... while
Shirley enjoys a well earned moment of relaxation
after the Peglers' two-day journey from Fredericton,
New Brunswick. |