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A very fine book on cruising California is Brian Fagan's "The Cruising Guide
to Central and Southern California." I highly recommend it. --Alan Gomes "just me" wrote in message news:T36Oc.207896$Oq2.118275@attbi_s52... I am planning to move my boat, a 40' Jeanneau, to the ocean (one of them) around the first of the year. I'm trying to decide where and which one. I plan to fly to the boat every month or so. I expect I'll spend anywhere from a long weekend to ten days or so. Eventually, I'll retire and spend longer times aboard. Once there, I would like to have places to go to, visit and explore. Choice A: San Diego area. Choice B: Atlantic side, Florida to North Carolina. Direct and numerous daily flights by more than one airline are important. Your thoughts, experiences and opinions are welcomed. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- ---- |
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