Although most residents grow their own food, partly from necessity, just over the hills a few miles away is Penobscot Provisions, a gourmet food business created just for provisioning the huge pleasure yachts that ply Penobscot Bay in the summer.
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Eventually the " Acielle " was sold on again, and was next used as a pleasure yacht, then refitted by the Australian Iron and Steel Company for a trip to investigate iron ore deposits on the northwest coast of Australia.
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If Clinton watches the sunset at Menemsha as vacationers do on a clear evening on the Vineyard, he will peer across a harbor once filled with working fishing boats, but now jammed with pleasure yachts from all along the East Coast.
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:South Africa to Florida is thousands of miles, it would probably take weeks in a pleasure yacht, that's not a journey you want to take without someone that knows what they're doing .-- talk ) 21 : 54, 2 October 2008 ( UTC)
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Only a year after commissioning the construction of the " Mizpah ", the Cadwaladers built a smaller ship, the " USS Sequoia II ", a 104-foot pleasure yacht that was subsequently purchased by the U . S . government and named the USS " Sequoia " for use by U . S . presidents.
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Without knowing it, the Republican conventioneers will be mixing with some of these people as, festooned with elephant-shaped badges and funny red-white-and-blue hats, they partake of the tourist delights of San Diego's rebuilt and rejuvenated downtown business district, hard by a harbor whose sparkling waters are busy with hulking gray warships and graceful white pleasure yachts.
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Legislation referred to the committee also included matters involving seamen ( their assignments, wages, treatment, and health ) and officers ( their titles, conduct, and licensing ); the naming, measuring, licensing, and registering of vessels; navigation and related laws; pleasure yachts; collisions at sea, as well as international arrangements to prevent them; coasting districts; maritime schools; and, taxes, fines, and penalties on vessels.
