My late aunt who passed away last September at age 96 had been moved from a nursing home in Bar Harbor to one in Belfast shortly before she died. We visited her and her daughter, my cousin, in 2017. She'd had a bad stroke several years before. She was my father's older sister and had been a nurse anesthetist in Bangor for many years."Belfast is another favorite of mine. They have cleaned that town up a ton from years ago as well. I’m half kicking around the idea of buying a mooring in Belfast as well."
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Cabin Heater
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La Dolce Vita
1971 Albin 25 #736
Yanmar 3GM30F
Gig Harbor Boatworks Nisqually 8 dinghy
Residence: Peoria, AZ
Homeport: Lake Pleasant, AZ & beyond
1971 Albin 25 #736
Yanmar 3GM30F
Gig Harbor Boatworks Nisqually 8 dinghy
Residence: Peoria, AZ
Homeport: Lake Pleasant, AZ & beyond
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That’s great you got to visit in 2017. I’m sure she was very happy to see you. 96 years is a long life! I can just imagine the changes and progression she saw in her lifetime!
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My holding tank is under the batteries which sit on a plywood shelf. You can see the diaphragm pump, which is the white object in the background.DesertAlbin736 wrote: ↑Wed May 26, 2021 12:36 pm Primo work as always Dave! The part below the floorboard is usually where a holding tank for the head is. Where's yours? Or do you have one?
Hull No. 1013, 1971
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Between Hetek, Dieselram and you we have crossed paths. It's kind of uncanny. My Grandmother was in the same nursing home in Belfast and my Aunt just died a few months ago at Ross Manor in Bangor. I also lived in Arizona and thinking about Belfast or Rockland for a mooring. Belfast is actually getting really full.DesertAlbin736 wrote: ↑Wed May 26, 2021 12:45 pm Dieselram writes:
My late aunt who passed away last September at age 96 had been moved from a nursing home in Bar Harbor to one in Belfast shortly before she died. We visited her and her daughter, my cousin, in 2017. She'd had a bad stroke several years before. She was my father's older sister and had been a nurse anesthetist in Bangor for many years."Belfast is another favorite of mine. They have cleaned that town up a ton from years ago as well. I’m half kicking around the idea of buying a mooring in Belfast as well."
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