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Albin Sightings in Maine
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Albin Sightings in Maine
We saw several Albins at the Windjammer Festival in Camden, ME this past Friday, including Mt. Battie and several others whose names we could not discern from the docks. (KP Duty stayed home this time. ) Here's a picture of a 28 in front of a huge incoming schooner. We also saw several Albins while kayaking in Boothbay Harbor. What lovely places to be on the water!
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"KP Duty" Albin 30 FC