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Old 06-01-2016, 22:14   #916
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Yes, many Aussie sailors use Quell in the way Matt outlined. Bit of a household name in Oz.
Laura.

Ah. Oops. And some Aussies even know how to spell the name of the product. Sorry, I thought it was spelled with a K.


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Old 06-01-2016, 22:20   #917
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Re: Tragedy Strikes.

Youve been stalking me for days now Matthew, you rotten bastard, waiting for me to stuff up (again..).
Yer right Mattie....with a (bloody) K..Ya got me boy.
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Old 06-01-2016, 22:45   #918
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Youve been stalking me for days now Matthew, you rotten bastard, waiting for me to stuff up (again..).
Yer right Mattie....with a (bloody) K..Ya got me boy.
Well, I would have believed you till I got down to the boat, and by then I would have forgotten anyway. You should have bluffed.
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Old 06-01-2016, 22:59   #919
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DAMN !!
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Old 06-01-2016, 23:22   #920
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VJM....strewth !! That explains why i was never able to get it in OZ.
Personally, I had no side effects.
The stuff seems so "bonzer" thats its bloody illegal.
5% sorry about thread drift too btw.
It's odd that we can import it into Australia without a problem. I get it through mail order from New Zealand.
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Old 07-01-2016, 10:46   #921
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Re: Tragedy Strikes.

Sorta tangential to the original thread is this article about a row boat that had been abandoned 400 miles off Portugal and recovered 3 months later off Ireland. It does happen....

Sarah Outen: British adventurer's boat found three months after she abandoned it in hurricane - Telegraph
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Old 07-01-2016, 11:49   #922
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Another good resource is Clairborne Young's CRUISERS NET, as their primary interest seems to be the Florida, Georgia, SC, NC coast and the Keys. If this resource has been mentioned or suggested, or contacted, I have missed it, please excuse my error if so.
Great suggestion, thanks!
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Old 08-01-2016, 00:10   #923
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Re: Tragedy Strikes.

Just to get back on topic... has gilgsn found his boat?

I hope he has.
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Old 08-01-2016, 08:48   #924
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Re: Tragedy Strikes.

No new sighting that I am aware of. There is progress though. I'm getting a lot of feed back from the mass emails we sent out. Marinas asking follow up questions, folks writing to say they were going out that weekend and will keep a sharp eye out, etc. I was very surprised folks responded to the emails and it helps to show that progress is being made. Hopefully one step closer to recovering Dagny.
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No new sighting that I am aware of. There is progress though. I'm getting a lot of feed back from the mass emails we sent out. Marinas asking follow up questions, folks writing to say they were going out that weekend and will keep a sharp eye out, etc. I was very surprised folks responded to the emails and it helps to show that progress is being made. Hopefully one step closer to recovering Dagny.
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Re: Tragedy Strikes.

I have been following this thread since day one. I haven't contributed because all the good stuff was already being said and the silly stuff just bored me....well...silly.

I wish the best ending for this horrible situation and Gil has behaved and written with true humility - admitting his possible errors and not rising to some of the crud that was being flung at him.

I would like to say that I admire everyone who is in this knee deep trying to help, but especially Ocean Girl, has me standing in awe of the generosity of spirit that exists in the community of sailors. This is not just talk, she (and others) have expended hours and days trying to help get a fix on the boat, using every resource available to get the word out. It's not just empathy which I imagine we all feel, it's boots on the ground, work while you have the flu, research the area, email the marinas, coordinate with other websites, WORK.

To Ocean Girl and all the rest who have been working so hard helping Gil and Dagny, you have my utter admiration and respect. Thank you for giving me some kind of reaffirmation I didn't even know I needed.
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Re: Tragedy Strikes.

Nice job Ocean Girl.

Makes cause we need an organization that can do this all the time.
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Old 08-01-2016, 12:23   #928
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Nice job Ocean Girl.

Makes cause we need an organization that can do this all the time.

The mods are graciously looking into making a dedicated sub forum to help recovery efforts like Dagny. Next time this happens we will be better prepared I think.
Thanks for all the kind words
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Old 08-01-2016, 14:02   #929
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The mods are graciously looking into making a dedicated sub forum to help recovery efforts like Dagny. Next time this happens we will be better prepared I think.
Thanks for all the kind words
Erika
Now that right there sounds like a grand idea.

Maybe they could implement a BS filter in it?
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Old 08-01-2016, 14:50   #930
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The mods are graciously looking into making a dedicated sub forum to help recovery efforts like Dagny. Next time this happens we will be better prepared I think.
Thanks for all the kind words
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I was thinking more along the lines of an org to get the news out like you did (along the coast).

nice hard work
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