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Celestialsailor

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Last Activity: 20-05-2025 05:40

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23-10-2022 08:25
Roby sarah jane

Thanks
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22-07-2022 20:50
keithlar

Hey- do you still have the force10 for sale?
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14-04-2022 10:10
Bigbadbobcat

Hey thank you for being receptive to helping out.

Can you send me your email?
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30-01-2022 11:39
Tsunamimel

please contact me about the beta 38

thanks
mark
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03-12-2021 17:29
Capt. Larry

you still got Rawson P.H. be interested. Larry Occidental, Cal.
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12-07-2021 06:31
ahighroad

Hello;
Would like to purchase the Aries you posted. Can you estimate the cost to ship to Florida?
Many Thanks
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13-03-2021 21:04
rhubstuff

It was surplussed from the job I had. I only used it to check computations when I was editor of Bowditch. At this point, I'd be happy to send it for the cost of postage. I sold my sextant some years ago. So what will it take to get it to you?
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09-01-2019 09:02
Crusty Joker

No, I was a welder long ago. Other things too! No wife.
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22-09-2018 18:39
Tillicum

Sr. Celestialsailor, i am looking to buy the jitomo (alberg odyssy 30) but sadly the engine has packed it in. the boat looks fantastic, and is ready for another trip to hawaii or cabo--far as i can tell. cheers, gordon
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29-06-2016 05:49
SKG56

Hi, don't know if you remember me, I'm the guy that used to talk to you from Afghanistan, I'm in Iraq now, are you in the san fran bay area or mexico
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About Me

About Celestialsailor

Vessel Make/ model

Pearson 365 Sloop and 9' Fatty Knees.

Vessel Name

S/V Sloop du Jour

Location

Back in Northern California working on the Ranch

Occupation

Job? What's that?

Interests

Sailing, Travel

Biography

Living life in the moment
Signature
"Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well-preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming: Wow - what a ride!"