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Green hull TE?
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- Home Port: Stuart,FL
- Location: Stuart, FL
Green hull TE?
I was down by the St. Lucie River South Fork when I spotted what looked like an Albin coming towards our community. Sure enough, a green hulled, I believe a 28 TE, came right on up and then took a U turn right in front of Riverland about 50 feet in front of me and headed back down river. Sharp looking vessel. Who was that stranger?
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Former owner of a 2006 40' NSC
Former owner of a 2006 40' NSC
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- Joined: Thu Jul 21, 2011 12:16 pm
- Home Port: PORT ST LUCIE FLORIDA
Re: Green hull TE?
Hello tbnolin, I live on the North Fork just past Ballentrae in a beautiful small cove, 28TE Engine Box, Matter of Time, on my lift at the house. 734 SE Adams St, PSL, You can see us on Google Earth, stop by sometime. Need to watch tide at cove inlet if you draw more than 3.2 ft. Can have glass of wine on Tiki.
Jimbo44
Jimbo44