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On Wed, 08 Feb 2006 03:12:42 GMT, "Thomas Wentworth"
wrote: Just goofing and I was looking at the Chesapeake bay on a google map. I see the canal that connects the Chesapeake to the Delaware river. Do sailboats use this waterway? Do the sailboats unstep their mast? It's called the C & D Canal (Chesapeake & Delaware). Sailboats are common, as are LARGE freighters. Sailing is not recommended but mast height is no problem for any normal boat. |
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Sailing in the canal is prohibited.
In article , Wayne.B wrote: On Wed, 08 Feb 2006 03:12:42 GMT, "Thomas Wentworth" wrote: Just goofing and I was looking at the Chesapeake bay on a google map. I see the canal that connects the Chesapeake to the Delaware river. Do sailboats use this waterway? Do the sailboats unstep their mast? It's called the C & D Canal (Chesapeake & Delaware). Sailboats are common, as are LARGE freighters. Sailing is not recommended but mast height is no problem for any normal boat. |
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