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Old 06-05-2013, 08:23   #1
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Anyone have an idea of the model of John Sutter's Morgan in The Gold Coast? It was a 46' ketch in The Gate House, but it was different in the first book.
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had it been a formosa i' d-a remembered..i love his books.
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Big DeMille fans - we listen to them back and forth to Port Aransas.

Can't remember... But we have both books in print, too.
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Anyone have an idea of the model of John Sutter's Morgan in The Gold Coast? It was a 46' ketch in The Gate House, but it was different in the first book.
It was a 36 foot Morgan (he sank it rather than having it seized in lieu of back taxes). Yep, definitely a Nelson DeMille fan here .
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Ahhh, that's right, the 36. Thank you!
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