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Marina Woes
In article , OzOne wrote:
On Thu, 03 Jun 2004 10:47:46 GMT, scribbled thusly: If you had a boat, and sailed in the LIS, you would know that in these high traffic areas, the anchoring areas have been taken over for mooring fields, and you are subject to arrest if you try to anchor. If you want to anchor, you will be a long, long, way from any food or drink. For that matter, many areas now charge hefty fees by the hour for tying up to a dinghy dock. Been to Port Jeff lately? Block Island? BB Looks like we're blessed Pete! Yep. Even in Sydney I could anchor out the front of a friend's place 5 minutes from my house. Down here, I have 2 moorings out the front of my place and can keep a boat right in the heart of the city for peanuts if I wanted to. We're safe from the likes of BB & BS tho. Neither could find us on an atlas let alone get here in their own boats. Been blowing 40+ knots recently and ****ing rain in between brilliant blue skies & sunny patches. Might come north for a bit of extra sunlight soon, after winter solstice parties are over. PDW |
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