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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
4-10-2008 @ 11:54AM
AlfaMike said...
Cool looking boat but hasn't this been done already about 50 million times since the late 1400s? He's not exactly breaking new ground here.
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4-21-2008 @ 9:25AM
Milan said...
Well did you read what the ship is made from? I guess there were no popsicles in the late 1400s until around 1920s ...
3-22-2009 @ 5:18PM
carolyn said...
I would like to see you built a boat like this out of the same materials and have the guts to sail it to the United States. But, then you don't come from the same blood lines as Captain Rob. Our family sticks together like the glue he used on this boat. When you attack one you attack all of us.