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Boat of the month-July 2012

  • 16 Jul 2012 00:56
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    Reply # 1010215 on 996651
    Anonymous member
    It stayed stuck in the groove of the sliding hatch while I staggered backwards at a rate of knots.  i don't think anything was broken but a month on, it's still very tender and I need to take care.  A nuisance because I want to get sailing again to visit a previous Boat of the month in Whangarei.  (A cunning way to keep the post on topic!)
  • 15 Jul 2012 12:28
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    Reply # 1009896 on 1008970
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    Annie Hill wrote:Yes, it's loading straight away now.  The finger is much better. thank you very much - I can touch type again without it hurting!

    I must have missed a post somewhere, what did you do to your finger Annie? Nothing serious I hope.
  • 14 Jul 2012 05:59
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    Reply # 1008970 on 996651
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    Yes, it's loading straight away now.  The finger is much better. thank you very much - I can touch type again without it hurting!
  • 13 Jul 2012 01:16
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    Reply # 1007657 on 996651
    Deleted user
    Oops, yes it was a bit large. Better now? (Finger too?)
    Last modified: 13 Jul 2012 01:17 | Deleted user
  • 11 Jul 2012 01:11
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    Reply # 1004763 on 996651
    Anonymous member
    Is this a particularly large file?  i haven't yet managed to complete loading the photo on my slow, NZ Internet connection.
  • 05 Jul 2012 23:30
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    Reply # 996975 on 996651
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    Ditto, Michael. I've corrected the ownership details on the relevant web pages. Many thanks for the update.
    Last modified: 05 Jul 2012 23:31 | Deleted user
  • 05 Jul 2012 20:48
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    Reply # 996879 on 996651
    Anonymous member
    Congratulations, Michael! Happy sailing in Mariposa, wherever she may take you.
  • 05 Jul 2012 15:08
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    Great to see Mariposa featured as Boat of the month for July 2012. I am, in fact, the new owner of her! I attended the Plymouth Rally recently and was fortunate enough to spend the day sailing on her with Edward Hooper the Hon Sec of the JRA and the boats former owner, Richard Burke.
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