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Late August outlook Posted by Kevin (usapatriotkev@optonline.net)
August 5th, 2007 07:24AM

I'm finally taking my children whale watching and planning on Sunday & Monday, August 26/27, we can hardly wait!

Although weather, water and feeding conditions can change every season, can you tell us historically, what your experience has been for late August, and, what the outlook is this year late August?

Also, has there been any shark and dolphin sightings?

Looking forward to seeing you soon.


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