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Bridge of Lions – St. Augustine

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Sanibel Island

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Kennedy Space Center

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On The Hard

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Sunrise in Ft. Pierce

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Tybee Island Lighthouse

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New York Skyline at Night

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Endangered Birds

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Rideau Canal

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Lock Operation

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Peterborough Lift Lock

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1987 President 41′ DC MY

Makin Memories is a 1987 President and is 41′ at the water line. She is a double cabin motor yacht crafted in Taiwan. She carries two full cabins, galley, and salon. She is powered by two 275hp turbo Ford Lehmans with an 8kw Westerbeke generator. She draws 3.6 feet and has a hard air draft of 16.5′. Makin Memories beam is 13.3′. She cruises comfortably at 7 to 8 mph on just over 3 gallons per engine per hour. The Westerbeke sips half a gallon an hour from the port tank.

Naval Academy Chapel

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