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9 days ago · Sep 24
October boat club run to Nixon Sandbar
Nixon Sandbar, Miami · October · Miami Living 305 Boat Club

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A dock full of albacore — one day's offshore run
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"Boats-giving" rendezvous at Montague Harbour, Oct 9–12? Potluck or flotilla?
Starboard engine won't start in Port Graves — anyone good with a Volvo Penta?
Plumper Cove floats almost full by noon — mooring buoys on the south side still freeNew around here? Start by reading — then post.
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What's on · Event
9 days ago · Sep 24
Nixon Sandbar, Miami · October · Miami Living 305 Boat Club
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27 days ago · Sep 6
Tata Island, Ponce Inlet · Sun Sep 6, 1:30 pm · Let's Anchor Down · Ended

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