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On Tue, 21 Aug 2007 15:22:56 -0500, Vic Smith
wrote: Does Chesapeake Bay present a special challenge for a boat of his draft? It may be he wanted a good sail without those concerns. Not knowing these routes and I'm all ears. No. Some of the rivers and bays off of the Chesapeake are shallow but the central portion is mostly deep water and very well marked. There are many good deep water harbors. If you are interested in learning more about east coast cruising I'd recommend downloading the free NOAA charts along with a chart viewer. I have spent endless hours in the off season "cruising" on computer charts and planning the next trip. For me, there's always a next trip... You can also download the coast pilots for free which have a wealth of detailed information. The Atlantic coast waterway guides are another good source, along with the "Skipper Bob" books. |
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