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Well now that Black bears have been sighted in West Barnstable and the only way they got there was over the bridge or swam the canal. I guess an eel...
Saturday was a great day to dive the ramp . there was hardly any one diving the ramp . We go to the ramp at around 8:15am . And there was only 1 pair...
It used to be a common suggestion, and many of us still do. It's getting difficult to find real Pseudoephedrine, precription required in some states,...
Wow....Nice job Dave.....Must make ya wince when you rode on my Scow!!!....Had to climb aboard by stepping on the engine skeg....turn off the engine...
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