[Public-list]Hull #22 found--where is 306?

[Mike Lehman]

Dave,

This is horrible news about you boat. Sorry for your loss.



              Mike Lehman
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Subject: Re: [Public-list]Hull #22 found--where is 306?
Date: Wed, 20 Oct 2004 22:02:37 EDT

In a message dated 10/20/2004 9:24:43 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
gdemoss at alberg30.org writes:
Hi Dave.  You have hull # 22, built in 1964.  It is one of the older
boats and superior, in many ways, to the newer boats.  We have #543
built in 1973 (our plate says 3073543) during the energy crunch.  Her
decks are probably not as sturdy as yours and George has had to do a lot
of fiberglass work on the decks.  Enjoy having one of the older boats.
They are all beautiful.

Gail Dinwiddie
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Hi Gail,

Thank you very much for clearing my fog on the hull numbers.
Unfortunately, it looks like I have lost my boat on Grenada. It was damaged
severely to the point I would not wish to do any high sea passages with it
anymore. I'm trying to sell it to a local on the island. The hull was 
severely
damaged. The interior bulkheads where shattered loose from the hull. There 
is no
way to explain the power of 125mph winds that came from four different
directions in less than one hour on the day Hurricane Ivan's eye passed over 
Spice
Island Boat yard, Grenada. It will be years before the scars are gone.
     After what my little boat and I have enjoyed together, I feel like I 
have
lost a dear friend that, of no fault of its own, could not withstand the
elements it was asked to endure.
Thanks again, Dave
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