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It’s Saturday evening and we could not wait until next week to take the bubble wrap off the new site, so we pulled the trigger. After six months of work on this project, it’s time for a large scotch.
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Congratulations, guys! The website looks great.
John and Phyllis:
Your new site looks great. We were thinking of you the past month while cruising in Scotland and wishing that we had some of the weather that your pictures show from there!
Pete & Kareen Worrell
S/V PATIENCE
John and Phyllis, Congratulations on a monumental task well done. We look forward exploring every corner your site again soon. Between your site and Dashew’s setsail.com the whole world of cruising sailing can be experienced vicariously. The level of experience and practical knowledge is extraordinary. Thank you again for sharing your extensive aknowledge and invaluable experiences.
Victor
Wonderful, I look forward to every post!
fresh & clear as it strikes me immediately
easy to navigate & right to the point of what’s
up & new
congratulations, and thank you for this labor of
patience but also as it is felt conveying a deep
connection with the sea, wind and sails. I keep
discovering more & more of this wonderful
world of seafaring.
Bernard
Dear Phyllis and John, Your new site looks excellent! Thanks for all the good work you put in, both on the web site and on The Norwegian Cruising Guide. The Scotch is well deserved!
Hans and Eli