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Old 28-08-2018, 06:53   #1
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Tampa to Cuba
Hi casting off lines Sept 22nd weather permitting from tampa to cuba. Going straight through while its not a real crossing any advice would help as this is our first long trip non stop. Anyone done this trip before?

-what engine and rigging spares are a must?
-areas to avoid?
-provisions?
-immigration pointers?
-any and all advice is very welcome.
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