On the hard, without a doubt. All the insurance company statistics show
that. Bad news... if a hurricane is coming most shipyards want you out of
there, and those that will put you on the hard have 5000 boats lining up.

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Keith
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Larry W4CSC wrote:

If anyone knows how to steer a hurricane away from my French
girlfriend and her new electronics.....please don't hesitate. She'll
be hauled out to blocks Monday if that monster in the Atlantic keeps
steaming towards Charleston..........Hurricane Hugo was quite enough,

OK, what's best in a hurricane:

1. On the hard with at least all sails and topside gear below.
Preferable with the mast pulled.

2. Being on a hurricane spec. mooring.

3. Being in a slip with four or more strong pilings and six to eight
lines.

Enquiring minds want to know. OBTW...ther are a couple of them coming
our way right now so please answer quickly. :-)

Joe Wood