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   Bones
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   Due to the length of the article I have posted it to our website for reading.  Captbones.com

   It is pretty long.

   Bones

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   MisterMoon
   Member

   Good sotry and it adds another data point to my belief that going two-up is a heck of a lot easier than solo. 

   I wondered what happened to you guys at Flamingo. You weren't in a good spot when we sailed out on Wednesday morning. 

   We also passed you going out of Choko, and I too had the same skeeter bite issue. My entire back was covered in bites where they bit me through my shirt. 

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   Bones
   Member

   MisterMoon, I feel there are benefits both ways, but certainly agree two up seems easier, but not necessarily better depending on what aspects are being measured.

   Look forward to seeing you perhaps during some part of the 120.

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   CrazyRussian
   Member

   It seems like skeeter bite issue is most relatable :)
   I weared crocks. My feet had crocks hole patterns inprinted for a month after the challenge.
   Good story, Bones, thank you for sharing.

   Posted 1 year ago #

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