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DENNIS
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"Ain't no hill for a climber," as the saying goes.
Great story, Roger. Thanks.
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Diver
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Sorry, you had me laughing too hard to type !
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vandenberg
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Great story Roger,
Thanks!!
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Udo
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Great photoessay, Roger. One correction, however...the antelope was listing to port not starboard
[Edited on 12-5-2009 by udowinkler]
Udo
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Skipjack Joe
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Great story, Roger. We've grown to expect that by now.
And you learned some Czech. I'll bet Joe knows all about good Pilsner (Is that their word for beer?).
It's amazing how many interesting people seem to live in your area. Is it baja that makes them so. Or is it that only the inventive, hardy types found
a way to make a go of it in baja.
Have to admit you surprised me with this one: I thought we would be seeing pictures of deer on the beach somehow.
Good one !!
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bufeo
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| Quote: | Originally posted by udowinkler
Great photoessay, Roger. One correction, however...the antelope was listing to port not starboard
[Edited on 12-5-2009 by udowinkler] |
Maybe it was Roger who was listing to starboard.
Anyway, To je velmy dobre, pan Pompano. Jedna dobrá pohadka. Dekuji vam.
Allen R
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Incredible, one for the Baja Classics!! Prosit!
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Natalie Ann
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Excellent good-story telling, Roger.
After blowing my morning cuppa tea all over my keyboard, I laughed 'til my tummi hurts.
nena
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Terry28
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That was amazing....I wondered if that boat was going to become "beach art" or not.....good job..
Mexico!! Where two can live as cheaply as one.....but it costs twice as much.....
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Best lines in the whole story.............. Roger, put down the beer, please!
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Packoderm
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The crack of noon. I love it.
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I love it when a plan comes together...Great story and very entertaining!!
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That was a damn entertaining story, Roger. Especially since I know all the actors, or characters! Joe is an engineer and it shows. I was wondering
how he was going to do it. All very low tech and simple use of gravity and levers. Nice going!
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Thanx Roger for a great story and even better pictures. Is Springbrook doing ok now? Is Joe's last name Sedovich? I have not seen him for 30 years or
heard much about him. Looks you old guys are still able to have some fun!....Thanx again. ++C++
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Ken Bondy
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Roger you are a treasure. What a magnificent resource you are. Thanks again, thanks for being there!!! Please post at least one of these
illustrated stories every day. Seriously, thanks, it means a lot. ++Ken++
carpe diem!
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Curt63
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BRAVO!
Great story and pics. You have a way with words.
No worries
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rts551
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Clever and well told story
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DianaT
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Entertaining, and sure glad it worked.
Thank you
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Paulina
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What Ken said times two!
Loved it!
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Curt63
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Reminds of this poor guy. I was told the keel is likely to be 6 feet deep and this is a heavy sailboat.
North of St Rosalillita (Shhhh...one of the legendary Seven Sisters) Summer 2007
No worries
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