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Playing Hooky on the Pampanito
— Meet Blue, a retired Australian Submariner (Sub mare in ar). When we found out that Blue was in the US to visit his lady friend, Kathy, my son and I took the day off to meet Blue at the Pampanito.
Blue brought a set of Australian Dolphins and presented them to Sweet Old Bill (SOB) who was the Pampanito’s Docent, and our most gracious host.
Other Submariners (Sub marine ers) Ron and Harry joined in to share stories and help solve all the world’s problems.
The Pampanito, with a fresh coat of paint, looked fantastic. After an extended tour of the Boat, we had a leisurely lunch at Boudin’s on Fisherman’s wharf. I need to play hooky more often.
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