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Scotty wrote:
Katy, how far must you motor to get to good sailing? Scotty "katy" wrote in message ... Floating docks, nyah, nyah....and 40 miles inland....we asked about that and found out we're pretty much as safe as you can get where we're at...the guys from Tidewater told me some great stories about people who anchor in the anchorage in the Trent and how they made so much money pulling sailboats out of the swamp when they didn't hold....we're also behind all that bridge structure...I suppose the bridge could collapse on us...but I don't think so... The way the winds prevail, not far at all....a couple miles...you can set your sails and run out one way or run back in the other on a beam reach...there is a bottle neck that comes up right after you hit Doug's marina but after that the river opens up to the Sound...Doug would be able to give you the actual miles...if we were shallower draft, we'd have more room to sail but have to watch the depth gauge so we don't go aground.... |
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