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On Friday, October 6-9th is the United States Sailboat Show in Annapolis, MD at the City Dock the event is presented by Take the Wheel and Jeanneau. On Friday thru Sunday the show will run from 10am until 6:30 pm and on Monday from 10am until 5pm, tickets are $18 in advance and $20 at the gate children are $5 kids 6 and under are free. At this special event guest will be able to shop around for the perfect boat and can take informational sessions in the morning, during the afternoon an on the water session will take place where potent owners can set sail. Various demos will be available in different sizes and sailboat styles, if you are planning a sailboat getaway the world sailor Ralph Naranjo will be on hand to answer any sailing questions

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