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Hi

just an an email to advise all cruiser members who’s boats are afloat, that my good lady broke her mooring again last night and ended up tangled with Jeannie , this mean she floated through The moorings from the north to south .

please go and check your boats in case you have sustained any damage.

Regards Myles Tudor bosun

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