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That's easy to do but I want to see a lot of the interesting looking areas
inside the islands. What I don't want to do is get miles down the intricate channels and then find out that the only route has shoaled over in the channel so that only an outboard can go through or that one of the bascule bridge channels has shoaled so that you can't get a sailboat over to the side where there is clearance for the mast. -- Roger Long "JAXAshby" wrote in message ... go offshore from the Verezonno Bridge to Montauk. If that is too much for you and your crew, go up the East River and out Long Island Sound, which has hundreds of safe anchorages. |
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