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My Boating Adventures & Adventures in Boating Safey
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love it, mike!
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4) Cheryl
Sun, October 12, 2008
I’m not sure if the picture will come through but hope it does. I’m just writing to thank you for doing the safety class yesterday.
Being new to boating and definitely new to the process of learning all I need to know in order to responsibly enjoy my beloved new thrill, I am so grateful to you for the time you donate to the cause of safe boating. Both of you do such a good thing and for me you’ve given me a bit more confidence that I can do this the right way. Hope to be in some of your other classes. Huge thanks…Cheryl
3) JohnKnow
Location: Seattle
Fri, September 12, 2008
Arrrgghh – heave to matey
2) Janet
Fri, September 12, 2008 14:13
Handy info…thanks cap’n Mike.
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Mike
I can now see that you put a lot of time into your web-site. Damn good job. Thanks
Bill from Olympia
Hi Capt. Mike,
Couldn’t find an email contact for you on the site. I run Three Sheets Northwest, an online boating news, community and resource site. We’d love to chat with you about the great content on this blog and how we might partner on some projects. Drop me a line either via the website, or respond to my email address (included with this post). Look forward to chatting!
P.S. Glad you use WordPress!