Experience here shows that if you can, leave the marina and go up a nice
muddy river and anchor well. If your anchors drag you just end up
aground in a nice safe mud berth. If you have doubt as to the quality of
the marina pilings and construction leave -lest your boat be hit by
those breaking free. Just a thought -but please don't worry unduly. She
just represents several years of hard work so remember to insure her to
account for the 'improvments' you've made!!!!


Cheers MC

Seahag wrote:
Depending on what happens, I have a couple places to go: If the surge isn't
too bad,we (Peep. Scupper, several other singlehanders,
MC............! & I ) plan on camping in the boatyard office. I'll
move the Jeep to our office lot and park it under the 2ond. story. If it's
bad, I can go to a friend's house on high ground with the critters and leave
the Jeep at the library. If it's really bad I can load up the Jeep with the
critters and head west!

Seahag

katysails wrote:

Haggie,
Get a LOT of rope and make a giant sling between all those pilings so your
boat is hammocked...that way it can'ty float away anywhere....On a more
realistic note, where are you and Scuppy going to go if it gets really wild?
You have an inland hidey-hole? You can come here, but it's a bit far to
check on the boat every day....

--
katysails
s/v Chanteuse
Kirie Elite 32
http://katysails.tripod.com

"Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax
and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein