SamKat: Cuban vote at Ramey's winter home

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Friday, July 5, 2013

Cuban vote at Ramey's winter home

People are still desparate to get here aren't they, Ramey. Would anybody get in it and travel that 90 miles back to Castro-land? I don't think so!

Sam

My winter abode.

Venture Outers,

See below pictures of a Cuban Handmade Boat that showed up at our boat basin the other day. Kevin called Fish and Game and the Coast Guard and they said it's now our boat--- "Boat for Sale" (no title)

The fact is this is a sample of good old engineering and perseverance,just to think that a little canvas and junk can be turned into something that traveled 90 miles and still appears to be seaworthy is amazing.

Nobody has any idea where the occupants got off to but my guess is they are in Miami by now.

Stan