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  1. Capt Buddy, Jun 23, 2011
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    Capt Buddy

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  2. Sea Gull, Jun 23, 2011
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    Time, they are a changin...

    I just answered a local Craigslist ad posted by a guy looking for lessons in coastal navigation. I may actually get a day of work out of it. Who'd a thunk?
  3. Capt Buddy, Jun 23, 2011
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    whodda thunk! I scan craigs for dam near everything , I also buy and sell a good amount of boats on there.
  4. Fishtigua, Jun 23, 2011
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    Thanks Buddy,

    Just wasted the last hour and a half of my life trolling through some of the worst boats for sale I've ever seen. South FL looks like it is clearing out the trash after a hurricane.

    The spelling and grammar in these advertisments is a wonder to behold, even in Spanish!!! :(
  5. wscott52, Jun 24, 2011
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    You mean someone wants to know more than how to program his GPS? Wow, I'm impressed.
  6. NYCAP123, Jun 24, 2011
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    Up in Sea Gulls area learning coastal navigation is more like 'how do I keep from hitting all those rocks?' than how to program a GPS. I get a fair number of those calls on our south shore, although here it's sandbars interrupted by a little bit of channel. A bit intimidating to new boaters.