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A Day in San Francisco

Stayed at Dave's last Thursday night, got up and took BART downtown to be at the Mexican Consulate by 7:30 am on Friday. Back to Dave's for a fish taco lunch - yum, did laundry and looked at the rest of his wedding pictures.
Dave's Street in Glen Park





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  1. Sandro EmanuelSeptember 25, 2010 at 7:15 PM

    Hello.
    Just found your blog, while i was googling about westsail/fairweather 39.
    Nice to see someones blog, about sailing with this boat.
    I love this boat so much that keep searching info about it, and hopefully some day will buy one :)
    Can you please make a video about the boat, the interior and exterior of the boat.
    And it would be great if you post a review of what you think of the boat the pros and cons, since there is little info about it.
    Sorry for asking this, but would love to read and see the videos about it.

    Hope you'll keep posting great news about the westsail 39.

    Have a great time with the boat.
    Fair winds and calm seas.
    Bye

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    1. Jim and ChrissyMay 26, 2019 at 4:07 PM

      Sorry.........I was just going back and reading our old blog posts and saw your comment of 9/25/10. I don't know if you are following our blog anymore or not, but we have had the boat in Mexico now for almost ten years. We are now contemplating selling her.
      We have absolutely loved her and have continued to add and upgrade gear.
      We may be putting her on the market in October 2019 in San Carlos, Sonora, Mexico.
      If so we will have a link on our blog to another blog with all the boat info. If you want information prior to that please send us an email: loombaloomba@gmail.com

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