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Bwphoto

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  1. Great video! Here are a couple from the last time they were in Ft. lauderdale. Can't wait for the show to be back in 2010.
  2. I took the CG Aux. course a few years ago. It was well worth the time involved. It was 2 nights a week for 6 or 8 weeks. I would recommend it to anyone that operates a boat.
  3. Got this from CBP.gov http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/newsroom/news_r...06/11082006.xml Miami –U.S. Customs and Border Protection today announced the launch of a new Local Boater Option, designed to assist honest international boaters as they return to the United States from foreign waters. CBP will implement revised clearance procedures for pleasure boats arriving in the United States from foreign waters. In the pleasure boat environment, the master of any vessel must report their arrival to CBP after having been at any foreign port or place or after having contact with any hovering vessel. For pleasure boats returning to locations in Florida, pleasure boat arrival reporting is a two-step process: All pleasure boats arriving in South Florida must call 1-800-432-1216 or 1-800-451-0393 to report their arrival. Upon completion of telephonic arrival notification, boaters will be directed to the nearest Port of Entry to present themselves and any passengers for a face-to-face interview. With the addition of the new Local Boater Option: Boaters will be given the opportunity to register their biographical data and vessel information with CBP. Registrants will also present themselves in person and present proof of citizenship or legal permanent residence at the time of the application. This option is available to U.S. citizens and legal permanent residents only. Registration in the CBP system will result in the issuance of a pleasure boat registration number. Boaters will utilize the registration number when they notify CBP of future arrivals. There is no fee for the Local Boater Option. Boaters are encouraged to call their local CBP Port of Entry to schedule an appointment for enrollment in the Local Boater Option. Time permitting, arriving boaters will be given the opportunity to register upon arrival during their face-to-face interview at CBP Private Aircraft Facilities and Ports of Entry.
  4. These guys are up in Coco. They do great work. http://www.boldwater.com/index.shtml
  5. Yeah, they got it good. Sometimes the wife gets lucky and they share with her.
  6. Show your crew. Here are my boat dogs. QUINCY BAILEY and CHARLIE Here are the beanbags that we don't get to use as much as they do.
  7. E-mail from Wiley. I havent been to THaT other place in a while. JR
  8. Here is my first post. These are from Maui 2007. JR
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