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Old 30-03-2009, 12:19   #1
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Location: I currently live in Denver, CO. Family in Florida, San Diego and Hawaii
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Hello Fellow Sailors,
I'm a seasoned sailor, currently taking refresher courses and getting more experience on the lakes of Colorado. I've sailed on the Gulf of Mexico, San Francisco, and the Chesapeake bay. I would really be interested in being a crew member from Cali to Hawaii in June/July.

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Old 30-03-2009, 13:32   #2
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You might want to post a message in the crew Wanted / Available section. It's where those looking for crew might come later on and find your post. It helps to talk about yourself and the experience you have. People don't usually just grab crew without knowing some things about them and you would obviously want to do the same.

As long as you are honest about your experience you can avoid some poor expectations.
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Old 30-03-2009, 17:07   #3
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I took out a Capri 22 at Lake Dillon at 10,000 or so feet a few years ago. It was really strange. Wind was gusting from 20 to about 50 but it didn't have the density of sea level winds. When running the winds didn't feel that strong because of the lower pressure, but when we came about and went to weather, it nearly knocked us down. And I didn't want any part of that cold water. Sure was beautiful, though, sailing with the continental divide in view.
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Old 02-04-2009, 12:32   #4
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Aloha John,
Welcome aboard! I hope you can find a crew position headed this way. Checked Latitude 38?
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