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Thursday, July 29, 2010
Old MAID
She has patches in her coaming and toerails. This was to accommodate the hogging of her keel and subsequent flattening of her sheerline. The concavity underneath stretched her deck and cabinet work.
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She has patches in her coaming and toerails. This was to accommodate the hogging of her keel and subsequent flattening of her sheerline. The concavity underneath stretched her deck and cabinet work.
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