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We sailed from San Francisco not much after the 9/11 attack, on our way home to the Florida Keys. We were eager to join the other sailboats which would leave San Diego headed for Cabo San Lucas, participating in the popular BAHA HAHA yearly event, sponsored by the LATITUDE 38 Bay Area magazine, and its publisher, Richard Spindler.

We have documented this once-in-a-lifetime trip to the Florida Keys in our personal website. With the URL www.marill.com/siesta, you will find  lots of pictures and stories of our trip adventures. We checked off a lot of amazing experiences from our bucket list.

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After a fairly uneventful trip from San Francisco to San Diego, we refueled before deciding on our anchoring spot, expecting to spend over a week adding the finishing touches to our preparation for our trip to Cabo San Lucas with the other participating BAHA HAHA boats.

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