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Maine Coast ,, Christmas Cove
Yo Yachtsmen,, and Yachtswomen ..
Anyone familiar with Christmas Cove? Damariscotta River, near where it empties into the Atlantic. I was told it is a good anchorage. If you know the cove, have been there lately, whatever .... any info ?? Thanks,, What about this weather? |
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Maine Coast ,, Christmas Cove
Hi Tom,
Christmas Cove is a good spot but it is very crowded. Hard to anchor but there are moorings for rent from the restaurant on the north side of the cove (I forget the name). If you want a quieter place, go a little farther up the river and hook in behind Farnham Point on the west shore of the river by East Boothbay. A few private moorings in there but enough room to anchor out of the current. You can dingy to the Fisherman's Catch (?) restaurant in E. Boothbay for drinks and dinner. Ansley Sawyer SV Pacem |
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Maine Coast ,, Christmas Cove
On Fri, 21 Jul 2006 21:10:50 GMT, "Thomas Wentworth"
wrote: Anyone familiar with Christmas Cove? Damariscotta River, near where it empties into the Atlantic. I was told it is a good anchorage. If you know the cove, have been there lately, whatever .... any info ?? =================== Tom, I spent 5 weeks cruising Maine last year and know many good anchorages but you'll have to tell us what kind of boat you bought. |
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Maine Coast ,, Christmas Cove
It is a submarine .... might pop up near you some time.
=========================================== "Wayne.B" wrote in message ... On Fri, 21 Jul 2006 21:10:50 GMT, "Thomas Wentworth" wrote: Anyone familiar with Christmas Cove? Damariscotta River, near where it empties into the Atlantic. I was told it is a good anchorage. If you know the cove, have been there lately, whatever .... any info ?? =================== Tom, I spent 5 weeks cruising Maine last year and know many good anchorages but you'll have to tell us what kind of boat you bought. |
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Maine Coast ,, Christmas Cove
On Fri, 21 Jul 2006 23:46:34 GMT, "Thomas Wentworth"
wrote: It is a submarine .... might pop up near you some time. I'm in south Florida right now. You'd have a really difficult time getting submerged around here. |
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Maine Coast ,, Christmas Cove
Wayne.B wrote:
On Fri, 21 Jul 2006 23:46:34 GMT, "Thomas Wentworth" wrote: It is a submarine .... might pop up near you some time. I'm in south Florida right now. You'd have a really difficult time getting submerged around here. You might think so, but Bob has been on a submarine in the Chesapeake which is similar. We were coming down the coast one night (from Ft. Pierce to Miami) and they were conducting some underwater sonar experiments off Ft. Lauderdale which they were warning people to avoid. I also suspect that in the Gulf Stream and probably the Hawk Channel there would be plenty of depth. There is a sub base on the St. Mary's River (although that isn't in south Florida). |
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Maine Coast ,, Christmas Cove
"Rosalie B." wrote in message ... Wayne.B wrote: There is a sub base on the St. Mary's River (although that isn't in south Florida). It is in south Georgia, a little bit north of Fernandina Beach. Leanne |
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Maine Coast ,, Christmas Cove
On Sun, 23 Jul 2006 15:28:32 GMT, Rosalie B.
wrote: You might think so, but Bob has been on a submarine in the Chesapeake which is similar. We were coming down the coast one night (from Ft. Pierce to Miami) and they were conducting some underwater sonar experiments off Ft. Lauderdale which they were warning people to avoid. I also suspect that in the Gulf Stream and probably the Hawk Channel there would be plenty of depth. I'm on the west coast near Ft Myers. Anything over 10 feet is deep water around here. |
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Maine Coast ,, Christmas Cove
Wayne.B wrote:
On Sun, 23 Jul 2006 15:28:32 GMT, Rosalie B. wrote: You might think so, but Bob has been on a submarine in the Chesapeake which is similar. We were coming down the coast one night (from Ft. Pierce to Miami) and they were conducting some underwater sonar experiments off Ft. Lauderdale which they were warning people to avoid. I also suspect that in the Gulf Stream and probably the Hawk Channel there would be plenty of depth. I'm on the west coast near Ft Myers. Anything over 10 feet is deep water around here. Ah - I thought that might be it, but South Florida to me means the Keys and maybe Miami. Over on your side is the Gulf Coast. |
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Maine Coast ,, Christmas Cove
"Leanne" wrote:
"Rosalie B." wrote in message .. . Wayne.B wrote: There is a sub base on the St. Mary's River (although that isn't in south Florida). It is in south Georgia, a little bit north of Fernandina Beach. Leanne I know where it is. |
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