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December 29, 2013

Diving the Point Loma kelp beds.

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About Captain Curran and co-Captain Jessica

Safe arrival in La Paz!

I'm a biologist and began sailing as a diversion from work up in Seattle. I didn't intend for boats to hijack my life, but that's what happened.

I've since taken my 1976 Newport 30 sailboat into most of the nooks and crannies in between Mexico and Alaska.

Somewhere along the way I met Jessica. She's a marine biologist. More importantly, she loves the boat...and so, we got married!

We now keep our boat in La Paz, Mexico. We island hop in the Sea of Cortez when we can get away from work.

Captain Curran after safe arrival in Tortuga Bay...

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