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Old 11-12-2010, 19:02   #1
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Hi from Victoria, BC

Hi ...I got lost an found this place..same way I go boating, the journey is more fun then having a destination...I am resurecting a small harbour boat for pump-outs and general clean up of the area..floating debris and such...as we have no one doing it at this point..soOOooo I have no idea how this is gonna work out ..but that hasn't stopped me yet..
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Old 13-12-2010, 03:04   #2
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Welcome, Kenjh. What is it exactly you are gunna do with ya boat?

I agree, the journey is the reason and challenges along the way are part of it. I have found the folk on this forum very helpful so I hope you find it useful too.
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Hi... Welcome to CF.. Nice one... clearing your spaces... need more of that in harbours around the world..
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Old 13-12-2010, 06:44   #5
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honestly all i am looking at is a place to tie up that won't cost a lot..and if doing cleanup around the harbour will get me a cheep spot ..great..and it will be my retierment plan ..play with my boat ..get paid ,,,have fun ..now to see if it's gonna work...the fun so far has been the 13 levels of goverment...
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Lol... don't you love Public Service.... two kilo's of paper to pick up a plastic bottle..
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Old 13-12-2010, 07:43   #7
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Hi Ken,
Welcome Aboard and good on you! As a Canadian in the PNW we sooooo need your service(s). Hope it all works out for you (and us boaters too). The USA is so well set up with pump-outs everywhere. A mobile service in Canada (PNW) would rock! Cheers,
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Hello Kenjh,
Welcome to CF, u'll enjoy it here. Sounds like a good boat plan u've got going, good luck with it.
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Welcome aboard CF.
Sounds like an interesting plan.
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G'Day Ken and welcome.
Hope you get to put the plan into action. Enjoy!
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Welcome from a fellow Victoria boater.
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Old 13-12-2010, 20:37   #12
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nice to get the positive on this.. I have learned 'if you have a shovel you can dig a hole with direction a ditch"..being VERY lazy .. I like a machine to do the work ..so now I have a nice shiny Vac tank ..and a boat to put it on..once I get the lights to work..always something needs attention
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Aloha and welcome aboard!
Good to have you here and willing to help sailors who definitely need your service.
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Hi!

The boat in the foreground must be very familiar.

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