That's it - I'm out of projects.
The next post here will come when someone contributes one, or when I do one on Eolian...
Thursday, August 18, 2011
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WAYWARD at Last6 years ago
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A Perfect Day of Cruising8 years ago
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Post #3641...1 year ago
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Cellphone Boosting9 years ago
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Monitor wind vane Installed7 years ago
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Living a Low Wake Life4 years ago
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We have moved!2 years ago
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The Day the Sun Went Away6 months ago
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LED Light Upgrade Project9 years ago
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Homecoming2 years ago
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My Girl9 years ago
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To blacking: Day 21 week ago
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Home-Curing Sweet Potatoes8 years ago
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A capital idea1 week ago
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Dinghy Maintenance1 month ago
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Fokus andetsteds6 years ago
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tiller conversion9 years ago
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Crossing the Northwest Providence Channel11 years ago
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Boat Projects12 years ago
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A Tour of SV Estrellita 5.10b7 years ago
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hello world is for sale!8 years ago
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Return in Tonga7 years ago
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Where Do The Buses Go?8 years ago
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Captain Tommy Drake and his schooners10 years ago
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Let the games begin...3 weeks ago
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Hauled and keeled3 years ago
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Guatemala9 months ago
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The End of an Era1 year ago
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First we Break. Then, we Grow4 years ago
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I'd like to comtribute - but at the moment my projects don't really aply to the term "small" ;-)
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