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Heads up, fellow Peanuts fan and my readers who just wanna have fun this summer:

Blockhead here to let you know of more deals I can get you! It's my way of saying "Thank you!" for your support through the years as I have pursued my dream of becoming a blogger and a podcaster. Start off by following West Marine on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/westmarine

West Marine is the largest waterlife outfitter in the world, carrying over 85,000 products on line and at 275 stores in the US. For my Texas readers, you will find a store to check out the Summer Deals in areas such as Houston, Austin, Garland, Galveston, and Corpus Christi. For those of you who don't care to travel, just follow the link below to see their outstanding 4th of July SuperSale through June 25! I promise you, if Boating, Sailing, Kayaking or Paddling is your thing, THIS IS THE SITE FOR YOU!

http://www.tkqlhce.com/click-8374150-12984523

For my friends who are more interested in fishing and getting better gear this summer, I am helping you get up to 30% off purchases by following this link:

https://www.westmarine.com/sale/fishing

Enjoy the deals! But, don't delay! Make this summer a memorable one with West Marine products!!

Peace,

-Blockhead

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