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mooring buoy was gone too! During a search, we found the buoy about 100 yards up the north shore very near the cliffs. We did not hear a thing during the night. This was a regular Washington Park Dept. buoy. Have


you had reports of this type of thing? We reported it to the Ranger via phone message and they have acknowledged my report. They were going to investigate and stated we were the only call they got on this incident.


Lauri Krämer AKA Duck Dodge Lauri Serafin


I called Parks, described the incident and could only get them to say that everything was fine with the buoys on Clark Island. No harm no foul I guess.


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Sail Sand Point and Corinthian Yacht Club


Octoberfest 2011 September 24-25


Sail Sand Point Your Community Boating Center


7777 62nd Ave NE Seattle, WA 98115 (206) 525-8782


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Hello From San Francisco We’re in Sausalito, across the Bay from San Francisco,


where we spent last week. Internet connectivity is not hard to find, but bandwidth is, which has made uploading and updating the blog somewhat excruciating. There are two posts: “More Notes on the Passage to San Francisco,” and “A San Francisco Bay Odyssey,” which we are only partway through.


The Bay Area is full of much to see and do, and we’re intent on making the most of it. From Sausalito we plan to head over to Berkeley to visit with friends; but a trip up the Petaluma and/or Napa Rivers (or both) to explore wine country is on the list before heading back out to sea toward Half Moon Bay. Fair winds! Jim & Karen


We have a feature this month on Jim and Karen’s trip from Neah Bay to Eureka aboard their Dana 24. You can follow them and other Northwest cruisers on our Cruisers Blog at www.48north.com


Cape George 38


Now also building the Lyle Hess


designed 28' Bristol Channel and 22' Falmouth Cutters


31' 34' 36' 38' 40.5' 45'


1924 Cape George Rd. Port Townsend, WA 98368 360.385.3412 www.capegeorgecutters.com


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