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Default Power and Sail Squadron recreational boater qualifications.


"Roger Long" wrote in message
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"Ken Heaton, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia" wrote

Hi Roger, no requirement unless you stay 45 or more consecutive days.


I definitely plan to so I've got to find out what they will accept from a
state that doesn't issue the kind of documentation they describe.

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Roger Long


Roger... do you have a local Power Squadron in your area?
What a great way to pass the dreary winters in your area(and mine).
You'll probably even meet some new long term friends.
I've just run into a lady i took the Piloting course with. We both walk our
dogs in the same part.
She's still sailing (trying to sell her J-24 to buy a Viking 28 while I'm
reduced to operating an open 15' aluminum boat these days)


 
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