On Wed, 10 Sep 2008 02:30:27 +0000, Larry wrote:

wrote in :

They charge $7 an hour to tie a
dinghy to the dock if you want to see the town.

That oughta keep those floating RVs outa their place.....

Doesn't seem to. There is a "free" dinghy dock tucked up inside
Danfords, but it's only for those dining at their "Bistro 25" or
whatever its called. It's pretty hideous.

There is a really nice Spanish Restaurant on the East side of the
village in a converted house. Casa de Espana

I just called the harbormaster in Port Jeff - no public dinghy docks
at all, but a marina has one, for which they charge. We'll not go
there...

Oyster Bay next stop. Hope it isn't the same there!

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"Skip Gundlach" wrote in message
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Fort Jeff on LIS, anchor out, dinghy ashore, walkaround
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On Wed, 10 Sep 2008 08:30:04 -0400, "Skip Gundlach"
wrote:

I just called the harbormaster in Port Jeff - no public dinghy docks
at all, but a marina has one, for which they charge. We'll not go
there...

Oyster Bay next stop. Hope it isn't the same there!

You've got to be creative. There are no "official" dinghy docks in
Port Jeff but we've always found a place somewhere and have never
paid. Harbor Masters everywhere will always take the "official" view
of things. Oyster Bay does have a small town dock where you can tie
for a while and walk in to town. Nothing beats Annapolis, not even
close. Try calling SeaTow sometime for local information. They can
be very helpful.