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Brooke Willson
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Response Posted - 08/07/2006 :  08:57:19  Show Profile
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Mike, you be the judge:



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Response Posted - 08/07/2006 :  12:46:33  Show Profile
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Response Posted - 08/11/2006 :  18:53:22  Show Profile  Visit dmattlin's Homepage
Excellent lessons learned and no one was hurt.....!!!

By now you can tell that we have all done the same things.

I bought my first boat in May. She is an 84 25ft tall rig. My first time out I was very nervous and pretty shakey... long story short I backed right into another boat and the bad part is that there were a LOT of people on the docks, It was that day I learned that people around the boats are very helpful and for the most part understanding..

Take your time and have fun learning.

Dave
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