cavalamb himself wrote:

Well thats most Marinas here. Watergate, Portofino, Seabrook
Shipyard, Blue Dolphin, South Shore, Ledgend Point, Clear lake Marine
Center, ect..ect.. And the Boardwalk Marina.

Joe



All it takes sometimes is a clue!

Indeed, like snipping a little.

Cheers
Marty

mea cupla...

On Feb 10, 10:46*pm, Marty wrote:
cavalamb himself wrote:

*Well thats most Marinas here. Watergate, Portofino, Seabrook
Shipyard, Blue Dolphin, South Shore, Ledgend Point, Clear lake Marine
Center, ect..ect.. And the Boardwalk Marina.

*Joe

All it takes sometimes is a clue!

Indeed, like snipping a little.

Cheers
Marty

I'd pick Portifino, or Legend point. Clean, mellow, nice. Blue Dolphin
just put in a bunch of new docks, they would be another option I'd
look at.

Houston YC is to far out of the way. Seabrook, Watergate and the
Boardwalk are to busy..rowedy full of rules. . CLMC is not allowing
any more liveaboards.

Joe

Joe wrote:
On Feb 10, 10:46 pm, Marty wrote:

cavalamb himself wrote:


Well thats most Marinas here. Watergate, Portofino, Seabrook
Shipyard, Blue Dolphin, South Shore, Ledgend Point, Clear lake Marine
Center, ect..ect.. And the Boardwalk Marina.

Joe

All it takes sometimes is a clue!

Indeed, like snipping a little.

Cheers
Marty


I'd pick Portifino, or Legend point. Clean, mellow, nice. Blue Dolphin
just put in a bunch of new docks, they would be another option I'd
look at.

Houston YC is to far out of the way. Seabrook, Watergate and the
Boardwalk are to busy..rowedy full of rules. . CLMC is not allowing
any more liveaboards.

Joe

I'll call 'em and get rolling on this.

Thanks again, Joe.

BTW, where were you docked?

Richard

On Feb 11, 3:00*pm, cavalamb himself wrote:
Joe wrote:
On Feb 10, 10:46 pm, Marty wrote:

cavalamb himself wrote:

Well thats most Marinas here. Watergate, Portofino, Seabrook
Shipyard, Blue Dolphin, South Shore, Ledgend Point, Clear lake Marine
Center, ect..ect.. And the Boardwalk Marina.

Joe

All it takes sometimes is a clue!

Indeed, like snipping a little.

Cheers
Marty

I'd pick Portifino, or Legend point. Clean, mellow, nice. Blue Dolphin
just put in a bunch of new docks, they would be another option I'd
look at.

*Houston YC is to far out of the way. Seabrook, Watergate and the
Boardwalk are to busy..rowedy full of rules. . CLMC is not allowing
any more liveaboards.

*Joe

I'll call 'em and get rolling on this.

Thanks again, Joe.

BTW, where were you docked?

Richard- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I'm boatless this week, but live at Clear Lake Marine Center.

Joe

Joe wrote:
On Feb 11, 3:00 pm, cavalamb himself wrote:

Joe wrote:

On Feb 10, 10:46 pm, Marty wrote:

cavalamb himself wrote:

Well thats most Marinas here. Watergate, Portofino, Seabrook
Shipyard, Blue Dolphin, South Shore, Ledgend Point, Clear lake Marine
Center, ect..ect.. And the Boardwalk Marina.

Joe

All it takes sometimes is a clue!

Indeed, like snipping a little.

Cheers
Marty

I'd pick Portifino, or Legend point. Clean, mellow, nice. Blue Dolphin
just put in a bunch of new docks, they would be another option I'd
look at.

Houston YC is to far out of the way. Seabrook, Watergate and the
Boardwalk are to busy..rowedy full of rules. . CLMC is not allowing
any more liveaboards.

Joe

I'll call 'em and get rolling on this.

Thanks again, Joe.

BTW, where were you docked?

Richard- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -


I'm boatless this week, but live at Clear Lake Marine Center.

Joe


I found an apartment complex there that has their own docks.
I think it was Harbor Pointe on NASA 1
Now that would be sweet having the boat right at the front door.

Might give then a call tomorrow.


BTW, I meant to ask about something I thought I read about your
experience with USCG.

I thought I read that they wouldn't take just the injured crew member,
and isnsited on taking everybody off.

Did I misread that?

Richard

On Feb 11, 7:36*pm, cavalamb himself wrote:
Joe wrote:
On Feb 11, 3:00 pm, cavalamb himself wrote:

Joe wrote:

On Feb 10, 10:46 pm, Marty wrote:

cavalamb himself wrote:

Well thats most Marinas here. Watergate, Portofino, Seabrook
Shipyard, Blue Dolphin, South Shore, Ledgend Point, Clear lake Marine
Center, ect..ect.. And the Boardwalk Marina.

Joe

All it takes sometimes is a clue!

Indeed, like snipping a little.

Cheers
Marty

I'd pick Portifino, or Legend point. Clean, mellow, nice. Blue Dolphin
just put in a bunch of new docks, they would be another option I'd
look at.

Houston YC is to far out of the way. Seabrook, Watergate and the
Boardwalk are to busy..rowedy full of rules. . CLMC is not allowing
any more liveaboards.

Joe

I'll call 'em and get rolling on this.

Thanks again, Joe.

BTW, where were you docked?

Richard- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I'm boatless this week, but live at Clear Lake Marine Center.

Joe

I found an apartment complex there that has their own docks.
I think it was Harbor Pointe on NASA 1
Now that would be sweet having the boat right at the front door.

Might give then a call tomorrow.

To shallow and the docks to small for anything over 30ft IMO.



BTW, I meant to ask about something I thought I read about your
experience with USCG.

I thought I read that they wouldn't take just the injured crew member,
and isnsited on taking everybody off.

Did I misread that?

Richard- Hide quoted text -

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No you did not miss read that. "All or None".

Joe

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I found an apartment complex there that has their own docks.
I think it was Harbor Pointe on NASA 1
Now that would be sweet having the boat right at the front door.

Might give then a call tomorrow.


To shallow and the docks to small for anything over 30ft IMO.


Sorry, I was thinking about a place to dock the 18.
That woulf be a great knock about on Clear Lake.

It can be docked on the trailer, but that makes sailing it more
hassle than it's worth.

But I'd hate to part with her.

BTW, I meant to ask about something I thought I read about your
experience with USCG.

I thought I read that they wouldn't take just the injured crew member,
and isnsited on taking everybody off.

Did I misread that?

Richard- Hide quoted text -

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No you did not miss read that. "All or None".

That seems a little high handed.

"We'll rescue the injured person - but it will cost you the boat"?
Is that normal