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| The Rileys |
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| The Jouvins |
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| The Admiral and Geraldine |
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| The Star |
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| Oooooh look! |
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| The future sailors of America |
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| A happy crew at the end of the day |
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The Boat
- Serenity NOW is a 2000 Catalina 36 MK-II designed for coastal cruising. She's berthed in Dana Point, CA and since 2003 has made over 130 passages to Catalina Island, with overnight visits to five of the eight California Channel Islands: Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz, Anacapa, San Clemente and Catalina. We've overnighted at Isla de Cedros off Baja and have explored the coast from Santa Barbara to the East Cape of Baja Sur, Mexico. She has weighed anchor in excess of 285 times. We've put thousands of miles under her keel. She's an ocean-going maritime mobile home and we love her!
Serenity Now
On the hook at Big Geiger Cove, Catalina Island
The Admiral
Love of the Captain's Life
The Captain
Splice the mainbrace crew!
Our Marina
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2 comments:
Memorable day with plenty of whales and dolphins...way better than sea world!
Indeed!
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