New member from South Carolina

cgegner · 23-01-2004, 14:24

New to website and wanted to say hello. [color=red]Own Pearson 385 and sail out of Charleston, SC.

sjs · 24-01-2004, 07:23

Welcome aboard. I'm new here myself but it is a friendly and knowledgeable place and I'm sure you will enjoy it.

seaquesta · 03-02-2004, 18:32

Howdy other new persons! I cruise throuh now and again, this is a good site for info and fun.
I too have a Pearson, mine is a 1977 365 ketch. There is a 365 in Charleston right now (city marina) leaving for points south and east in the next day or so. She is the Blue Moon.
I'll be creating a page on my web site www.worldmarine-ltd.com to follow the voyage as she goes through the Caribbean . Some of it from onboard through the Bahamas and on to Porto Rico with stops here and there.
Go safely

I just saw the label "Junior Cruiser" NOT! Maybe new around here but I've been more into this lifestyle than anything else in my 51 years. Several of my ex's have said "it's either me or that boat" I always replyed with "if you ever come back I'll take you sailing."

delmarrey · 03-02-2004, 19:28

Apparently you’re good at navigating the sea, but not well at navigating relationships.

Wish you well on your voyage, may the wind ALWAYS be at your back.

egoigo........................................._/)

seaquesta · 06-02-2004, 18:06

Well, I will say I have had a good go of the relationships thing and the ladies I seem to be attracted to are not quite sailors. So it turns out that way. Not to worry though the terms of the marriage if you will is long enough to be solid but loose enough to be temporary. Nobody to hurt in the long run. They all for the most part remain friends. And, yes some have gone sailing long after the split-up.

23-01-2004, 14:24	#1
cgegner Registered User Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Florence, SC Posts: 3	New member from South Carolina New to website and wanted to say hello. [color=red]Own Pearson 385 and sail out of Charleston, SC.

03-02-2004, 18:32	#3
seaquesta Registered User Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Treasure Island, FL Posts: 12	Here some, there some too Howdy other new persons! I cruise throuh now and again, this is a good site for info and fun. I too have a Pearson, mine is a 1977 365 ketch. There is a 365 in Charleston right now (city marina) leaving for points south and east in the next day or so. She is the Blue Moon. I'll be creating a page on my web site www.worldmarine-ltd.com to follow the voyage as she goes through the Caribbean . Some of it from onboard through the Bahamas and on to Porto Rico with stops here and there. Go safely I just saw the label "Junior Cruiser" NOT! Maybe new around here but I've been more into this lifestyle than anything else in my 51 years. Several of my ex's have said "it's either me or that boat" I always replyed with "if you ever come back I'll take you sailing." Last edited by seaquesta; 03-02-2004 at 18:37..

03-02-2004, 19:28	#4
delmarrey Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Puget Sound, WA Boat: Choate 40 Posts: 3,549 Images: 115	Seaquesta Apparently you’re good at navigating the sea, but not well at navigating relationships. Wish you well on your voyage, may the wind ALWAYS be at your back. egoigo........................................._/)

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24-01-2004, 07:23	#2
sjs Registered User Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 86	Welcome aboard. I'm new here myself but it is a friendly and knowledgeable place and I'm sure you will enjoy it.

06-02-2004, 18:06	#5
seaquesta Registered User Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Treasure Island, FL Posts: 12	Well, I will say I have had a good go of the relationships thing and the ladies I seem to be attracted to are not quite sailors. So it turns out that way. Not to worry though the terms of the marriage if you will is long enough to be solid but loose enough to be temporary. Nobody to hurt in the long run. They all for the most part remain friends. And, yes some have gone sailing long after the split-up.