E4 A Million Dollars Worth of Bashed Boats. Sailing a Tripp 26
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It might not be the open ocean but we settle for Lake Erie as Tom Freeman takes us sailing on his race-winning Tripp 26, ‘Slap Shot’.
Lisa’s first time sailing on anything other than a Hobie Cat in Jamaica, is thoroughly enjoyable, and it amps us up to head to Fort Lauderdale for the Leopard Catamaran Open House
and a tour with Gary Fretz!
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We also give our take on Lasik surgery in preparation for Live-Aboard life!
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E4 A Million Dollars Worth of Bashed Boats. Sailing a Tripp 26 Location
- Lake Erie (42.0668852,-81.3399414)
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