Caribbean 1500 ALWAYS run in to BAD weather... Wonder why??


Hanz

Truelove39 wrote:
Ahoy! You Bahama boaters who endure the ICW, the cold fronts, the skinny
water and the high prices should bite the bullet and sail the easy way to the
Eastern Caribbean - 10-14 days direct from Beaufort to the BVI. Don't forget to
let the Caribbean 1500 "rally" lemmings go first - because they are on a
schedule, they will invariably run into heavy wx, so if you leave after they
do, you will have smooth sailing and will have gotten away without spending a
fortune in the WM store!

John

x-no-archive:yes hanz wrote:

Caribbean 1500 ALWAYS run in to BAD weather... Wonder why??

Probably because they are on a schedule.

Hanz

Truelove39 wrote:
Ahoy! You Bahama boaters who endure the ICW, the cold fronts, the skinny
water and the high prices should bite the bullet and sail the easy way to the
Eastern Caribbean - 10-14 days direct from Beaufort to the BVI. Don't forget to
let the Caribbean 1500 "rally" lemmings go first - because they are on a
schedule, they will invariably run into heavy wx, so if you leave after they
do, you will have smooth sailing and will have gotten away without spending a
fortune in the WM store!

John


grandma Rosalie

THAT's right!!



Rosalie B. wrote:

x-no-archive:yes hanz wrote:


Caribbean 1500 ALWAYS run in to BAD weather... Wonder why??


Probably because they are on a schedule.

Hanz

Truelove39 wrote:

Ahoy! You Bahama boaters who endure the ICW, the cold fronts, the skinny
water and the high prices should bite the bullet and sail the easy way to the
Eastern Caribbean - 10-14 days direct from Beaufort to the BVI. Don't forget to
let the Caribbean 1500 "rally" lemmings go first - because they are on a
schedule, they will invariably run into heavy wx, so if you leave after they
do, you will have smooth sailing and will have gotten away without spending a
fortune in the WM store!

John



grandma Rosalie