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Lines and Rope Inventory

As of 8/1/2009

75' 3/4 Spare Genoa Sheet
75' 3/4 Spare Genoa Sheet
75' 3/4 with Shackle (halyard spare?)
20' 7/8 Mooring line
25' 5/8 with anchor eye
100' Poly blue / white stripe multi purpose
100' 5/8 with wire splice (spare halyard)
25' 1/2 spare
125' 1/2 spare halyard
125' 3/8 spare halyard
25' 1/2 spare
50' 1/2 spin pole aft
25'5/8 spin pole fore
20' 5/8 spare
25' 3/8 spare
15 dock lines 15' to 25' temp dock lines 1/2
350+' Dock lines 7/8 inch in assorted lengths some with eyes
75' 1/4 stay sail furling drum spare
Unknown lengths of â€˜cane line coils (need to measure thought to be close to 1200 feet)

Last Updated on Monday, 01 March 2010 01:31

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I am happy to speak very frankly about sailing, living aboard, living in the Caribbean, leaving the US system, or any other topic you want to discuss. I have watched many people come and go from boating in the time I have been living aboard, both those living on smaller boats and those living on 110 foot mega yachts. It seems that many people come expecting tropical paradise and are shocked to find paradise is not always what you see in the pictures but includes some mosquitoes, huge bugs, poverty, stray dogs, crime, drugs, and many other problems left out of the tourist photos.