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KLC Lewis wrote: You can more-or-less harbor-hop up the coast, but beware of some very treacherous coastal conditions along the northern California and Southern Oregon coastlines -- not to mention Washington. Many have come to grief along those rocky shores. Winds and currents are predominantly from the north-north-west, which makes for a long wet beat up that coast, but in the winter months there are the occasional southern gales. It can be done, and many have done it. But I would seriously recommend at least one crew aboard even if you do intend to hop the coast. And, the CG closes ports from time to time... the main thing would be to not be in a rush, but be ready to go if the weather window presents itself. -- Capt. JG @@ www.sailnow.com |
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