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August 06, 2007

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De Onion

I'll look forward to 21 Square's non-entry in next year's Non-Mariner's Race.

Slowhand

That was a perfect opportunity to go for the Raft Up Record!! I have NEVER seen so many boats in Mangrove Bay!! The pictures I took do no justice.... does not show the magnitude at all...

Dennis

A great time was had by all, yet there the next morning was HOTT 107 carrying on that its a racist event.. What on earth is Thaoo on??? All sorts of people, with and without boats, swimming over from the public dock, from Boaz Island Gas Station, hanging out by the club and the beach. I just dont get it this time kids...

TM

I heard that show too. I sent Thaao a few of the pictures I took of the event... none were specifically of the crowd, but what you could see of the people on the land was in no means majority white. The comments were that some people had never heard of the event. The event is advertised EVERY YEAR and has never been restrictive on entries, participants or spectators.

Rummy

This event started before many of you were born. It was a result of just all people getting together and having a good day and a few rums.
Now it has been turned into a political football. Well, with enough air a football will float for a long period. It will either die a death at sea covered with algie and barnacles or will wash ashore to the revel of those in need.

Emily

I was there that year and have been for the past five and I have to agree that it is such an amazing fun party especialy if you have your own boat.

Bermysinceday1

This was thrown by the Volcanic guys - they threw by far the best parties on the island from Fright Night at Fort Hamilton, several raft ups at non mariners and Film Festival events. Unfortunately our island kept shutting them down and I think the guys just got fed up. Last I heard one of the promoters is now state side in NYC. When will this island invest in the young ideas that the people enjoy?

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