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I will probably sail down to Rock Hall tomorrow. The entrance to the
anchorage is 'a bit tricky' if not downright 'challenging'. The channel is a mere 120' wide (only enough room for one boat at a time), and marked with buoys. Also there is a 'confusing tide' (sometimes it's in, sometimes it's out). I don't have the luxury of radar, plotting GPS, or a Rand McNally 'cruising guide'. All I have is a chart. My question is; how many times should I 'pass back & forth ' studying the challenging entrance? Should I just stay at the slip? Scotty |
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