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* Capt. Rob wrote, On 7/19/2007 7:21 AM:
Now WHAT exactly are those mooring advantages again???? For those of us that actually spend time on our boats, moorings or anchoring is far, far more comfortable than a slip. Boats orient themselves to the wind so the hatches provide ventilation. On our recent little cruise we used two blankets almost every night - I think one night out the 17 would even count as "warm." We have privacy - no people walking by the boat at all hours. No sportfishermen starting engines at 3AM. Yes, occasionally there's a wake, but you can get the same in a marina. I thought that it would be a pain scheduling shore trips, but its hardly ever been a problem. Even though we have a small 8' rowing dink, we can get everyone, including a large dog, ashore pretty quickly. When our daughter got bigger and started bringing a friend, we added a tandem kayak so we'd have more flexibility. When we first started cruising, we thought it was a luxury to stay at marinas. Now we generally prefer to stay away from the docks. |
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