Sailing Catamaran Lunara Sailing We arrived in North Carolina

We arrived in North Carolina



Classic boat-show on Beaufort Docks

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  1. Hi Marin,

    I’m a good friend of John Niepold’s, and we arrived in our home port Beaufort from the Bahamas just a day or two before you did (before these nasty northerlies). How long with you be in Beaufort?

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