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Saturday, I was talking to a couple who had just bought a sailboat as
was another guy I vaguely know. The couple asked what we thought of Cedar Key, FL (on the Florida Big Bend West Coast). He replied that Cedar Key was really awful and nobody should go there. I was shocked because my family had a wonderful time at Cedar Key, so much so that we kept our boat there for a month and went abck and forth from Tallahassee to be there. Yes, it has no facilities and simply getting into the slip was an adventure requiring high tide, multiple people hanging on the shrouds and digging a furrow through the mud but it was worth it. We ended hanging out at a biker bar, getting to know most of the local characters and socializing with "poor boat trash" types instead of expensive boat owners and my kids beg to go back. I understand that poor weather and poor holding might have made the other guys experience different but this also makes me realize that people seem to have vastly different perspectives on what makes a trip good or bad. |
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