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December 7, 2007 · about 18 years ago

‘There must be an easier way to get to Hobart’

Steve Humphries, skipper of the S&S 34 Huckleberry, who has been waiting in Esperance, WA for a truck to deliver his boat to Sydney, has sent this update. Humphries was delivering the boat to Sydney by water until he struck gale force winds and pulled into Esperance. Hooray. After six days late, fiv

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Steve Humphries, skipper of the S&S 34 Huckleberry, who has been waiting in Esperance, WA for a truck to deliver his boat to Sydney, has sent this update. Humphries was delivering the boat to Sydney by water until he struck gale force winds and pulled into Esperance.

Hooray. After six days late, five helping hands, four plane trips, three false starts, two honeymoons and a morning of rain, hail and thunder, Huckleberry is finally on the truck and on her way again.

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