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5 thoughts on “Righting A Capsized Sailboat In The Middle Of The Harbor”
Pretty impressive! Didn’t look like they needed much help with that. I’d be spitting sea-water and crying like a baby.
That was an amazing slide show!! Those kids were very composed and seemed experienced. Also kudos to the men that helped them out. A little kindness goes along way. So many good people in this community. Have a great day !
Happens frequently and the kids know what to do.
I can not imagine why Marty (the head of the program in the whaler) towed them in after. Perhaps it was the end of their sailing class.
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Pretty impressive! Didn’t look like they needed much help with that. I’d be spitting sea-water and crying like a baby.
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They did a great job and didn’t panic one bit!
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That was an amazing slide show!! Those kids were very composed and seemed experienced. Also kudos to the men that helped them out. A little kindness goes along way. So many good people in this community. Have a great day !
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Happens frequently and the kids know what to do.
I can not imagine why Marty (the head of the program in the whaler) towed them in after. Perhaps it was the end of their sailing class.
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The kids worked well and seemed very cool calm and collected. don’t they practice that all the time?
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