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If you are headed north, consider visiting
http://www.maineharbors.com/. It has a variety of helpful information, including web cam shots of many of the harbors. Purchase "A Cruising Guide to the Maine Coast" (Diamond Pass Publishing; 472pp; $39.95pb) by Taft, Taft and Rindlaub. The most recent version is due for republishing this Spring, according to Curtis Rindlaub, so look for the new one later. The past editions have been the best guide to the coast, particularly the off-the-beaten channel variety of places. Finally, consider joining and using the materials available from the Maine Island Trail Association (http://www.mita.org/). They publish a detailed 400 page guide for members (memberships start at $45). There is a wealth of information available. I personally consider a printed guide as essential as a printed chart. While I am considered way too tethered to my computer for my own good, a good book is a lot easier to read and browse, just as a paper chart gives you a better overview of where you are (and where you are going). Steve Hayes Readfield, Maine |
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