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| 2. Will we see seals? |
| 3. Can we feed the gulls? |
| 4. Will we get wet? |
| 5. What happens if it is windy, rainy, or cold? |
| 6. Where will we board the boat? |
| 7. Can we buy lobsters? |
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Any other questions please e-mail me at Freebird@suscom-maine.net |
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1. What happens if I get sea sick? A. First of all I suggest that in planning to go on a cruise you take a prescribed dose of sea sick medicine, there are several types available over the counter. I have found them to work well for myself when I needed them. Sea sickness medications do work provided they are given the proper amount of time, as instructed on the container. If not taken properly you might watch them splash in the ocean. B. If you do get sea sick on the cruise I can do two things; a. Return you to the dock b. Proceed into more sheltered waters
C. I do not refund, however
depending on circumstances I might provide a rain check for another
More then likely as they are very prolific in this area. (Top of page) Yes you can, just bring a loaf of bread with you and we will stop so you can. (Top of page) It is possible that you will get wet, although we will do our best to keep you dry. I recommend that you wear appropriate foot gear. Old sneakers, water shoes, and boots work well. (Top of page) 5. What happens if it is windy, rainy, or cold? It is up to me as Captain to decide whether the weather conditions are safe and comfortable for my passengers. I will check the day before and the morning of the tour and decide if it’s a go or no go. That is why I need a phone number for where you are staying so we can communicate. If I deem that it will be unsafe or uncomfortable I can and will reschedule. (Top of page) 6. Where will we board the boat? We load and unload at a private dock in Sebasco. As there is very limited parking, I ask that my passengers respect the owner’s wishes and not linger. (Top of page) Yes you certainly can, I do sell lobsters and crabs to my clients, at a reduced price. If you desire to buy lobsters please come prepared with a large enough cooler and ice packs. (I do not recommend ice cubes or crushed ice as lobsters will die in fresh water.) (Top of page) |
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