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Old 04-11-2012, 01:00   #1
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Hello All...

Hello All,

I am new at this forum, and wanted to greet everyone in my first post, while trying to introduce myself very shortly...
I am 57, retired manager/chemical engineer, sailining at South Aegean and East Med for the last 25 years...
I sail a Sadler 32 now, from 1979, very fit and a happy boat...

Wish you all easy winds,
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Old 04-11-2012, 01:12   #2
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Welcome Alikuban!
Wealth of knowledge here!
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Hi Ali
Welcome to CF. I have been sailing in the Aegean for a few years now. It is a little slice of paradise here isn't it!
Hope you have many more years of happy sailing.
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Greetings and welcome aboard the CF, Ali.
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Hosh Geldiniz, Ali! Enjoy the good fellowship and wealth of knowledge here!

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Old 04-11-2012, 04:28   #6
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Re: Hello All...

WOW...

Thanks very much for all those very warm welcomes...
I am very sure of having very nice salty friends out here...
Plus, will have the chance of learning/exchanging many ideas/experiences...

Dear S/W Lass, I had the impression that you are godd wit the cats. I have adopted a Siberian a few years back, but not have him on board yet. I am planing to take him along next week, while making the off-season cleaning/tidying...

Do you kindly have any recommendations, regarding the "cat-on-boat" issue

Salty regards to all...

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Old 04-11-2012, 04:32   #7
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Welcome to CF.
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Old 04-11-2012, 04:42   #8
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Ahoy David...
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Hi Ali
No, sorry, I have never owned a cat.
My only recommendation observing friends with cats, is that they frequently fall overboard (maybe only because they are young and skittish and love chasing each other around the boat). Keep a thick line trailing when at anchor so they can climb on board if they fall in unobserved.
Lots of expertise here though about this. Maybe someone will chime in.
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Welcome aboard, lots you can learn here.
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Aloha and welcome aboard!
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