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The struggles of a man named Yannis...

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Poor Yannis having to deal with this kind of life...
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From Yannis-

Im in Syros and I thought Id send you a few pics from my…miserable summer! Lol!!

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I feel sorry for Yannis. I'm wondering is there something we can do to make his life more comfortable?
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Yannis

Your summers would be better if you spent them a 31 instead of a 28. LOL

Great Shots. Wish we could all join you.
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Rick, Tony,

I sent these pics to Carl, but wasn’t expecting him to post them as I’m an expert (!) now, thanks to his tutoring!!
Thanks Carl.
There are more miserable moments, I’ll sort them out and post them when I’m back home, end of September.

Tony, it’s only 1.5h from Sicily, then you could also be in the pics!

Right next to me on anchor is a B 46.6 . Beautiful boat. I met the gentleman and invited him over last night for a simple bbq with some pasta and wine. I’m not all that sure that we could focus on anything that could produce a picture, after this meal…
At some point he said that he almost felt seasick from my boat’s rolling, and it was only a calm evening…only some little wake from passing fishermen.
He said that his boat was stable as a rock in such weather, I reverted that his V is not as deep as on the 28, I had to produce something credible for the accusation, lol !!!
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Yannis wrote: ↑Aug 25th, '26, 23:38 I sent these pics to Carl, but wasn’t expecting him to post them as I’m an expert (!) now, thanks to his tutoring!!
Thanks Carl.
Sorry about that Yannis...I saw and figured out at sea you didn't have the means or time to put pics up.
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Yes Carl, time! This is what I lack…LOL!!!
But youre right, its very difficult from my 10yo iphone…
Thanks again.
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But we are glad they got posted. It is always great seeing how life can be on the other side of the world.

Great looking country and nothing better than spending it with friends and hopefully family.

As far as your new friend feeling sick, he must be strictly a fair-weather boater. Even bigger boats rock and roll.
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