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Seascout-Net is an informal discussion group for Sea
Exploring and Sea Scouting units (and their individual members) worldwide. There are no
restrictions and everyone is welcome, though the group will be of primary interest to Sea
Explorer-age and Sea Scout-age young people and their Skipper's/leaders. You will probably
want to visit the Sea Exploring Home
Page.
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Missouri. It is run on a server owned by SCOUTER
Magazine. The listowner is Bruce Johnson, Skipper of Sea Explorer Ship Columbia
Ranger, Columbia, Maryland, USA.
For Information regarding subscribing to the list, see the Seascout-Net Home Page. You may
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