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Subject: a weathercock on your screen
Date: Wed, 9 May 2001 11:32:23 -0700 
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hi there,

for those you can sail waddle everyday
i think you will find this site interesting
www.weatherbug.com
from there you can download a weathervane and
set it on half moon bay
then you will get knots and direction real time
it really works, it's amazing
ok it's not on waddel or davenport, but still it's a
good indication!

manu

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