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Dave wrote:
Actually, the local "sailing mafia" is pretty easy to deal with. The problem is created by an outside clown who practically sits with a stop watch to time when boats aren't on their mooring. Apparently he is a bit paranoid, and thinks somebody got jumped ahead of him on the waiting list. Gee, figure the odds I think it's highly probably that people get jumped ahead on most waiting lists. It's human nature. However, dealing with it in the way that this paranoid clown you describe does is not good. But what I had in mind was pretty much the whole procedure... mandatory town moorings, waiting list, etc etc. For me, a sign that it's time to move to a less crowded area. AFAIK the only place in NC like that is Beaufort... a necessity due to high number of boaters per acre. Most other places, there are plenty of free spots to put down a mooring, or a developer eager to build docks & rent slips. OTOH sailing in New England can be very nice... when it's not too cold. DSK |