SSL682 ~ Lost in the Cove
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The Haunting Tale of SSL682 ~ Lost in the Cove.
Today we bring you a day in the life of style video, as sail around to the West side of San Andres and decide to spend some time getting lost in the tranquility of the Cove anchorage.. it is very beautiful and very quiet here, and we find some nice surprises coming our way also! Thanks as always for watching, and we look forward to hearing from you in the comments below!
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Capitan Rick, Maddy, and Ricci
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