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"Roger Long" wrote:

There's no question that I can get the insurance but another survey
and significantly higher premiums put the cost up to where it seems
pretty steep for a week or two of cruising.

?? You can't get a rider with your existing company??

When we went a bit out of our normal range (250 nm down the ICW), I
think we paid $50 for a month's coverage out to 50 or 100 nm off shore.
When we moved the boat up the Delaware for over-winter, they added the
Delaware River and Bay for no extra charge.

It's not like you're going to materially change the type of cruising
you do.

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Jere Lull wrote:

?? You can't get a rider with your existing company??

Nope. They don't have underwriting for waters outside the US aside from the
Great Lakes.

I could change to a company with more comprehensive geographical limits but
my premiums are half other quotes I've gotten and I have no calendar limits
so I can sail on those nice days in November and December if I want. Also,
no requirement for re-survey every couple of years. I would really hate to
give up these advantages just for a couple weeks in Canada. Next year, when
I should be able to go all summer, it will be different.

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Roger Long