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Lots of boats come to Oriental, some tie up at the Town Dock for a night or two, others drop anchor in the harbor for a while. If you've spent any time on the water you know that every boat has a story. The Shipping News on TownDock.net brings you the stories of the boats that have visited recently.
Rotop
Open to Getting LostDecember 14, 2008
“Rotop” at the Town Dock. Its mast and boom come from one Hinckley mast.
Looking aft in to Oriental’s harbor.Oriental was the latest entry in the log book.
Posted Sunday December 14, 2008 by Melinda Penkava
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