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Several posters have recommended that you anchor out rather than use
marinas. I completely agree but worry about making that happen. The cruising guides with which I am familiar tout the marinas (probably because they are the ones who buy ads in the guides). The guides seem to rarely tell about very many good anchorages and, importantly, where you can land your dingy. Can anyone recommend guides for the East Coast and the Bahamas that emphasis anchoring or at least give it fair coverage? Lee Huddleston s/v Truelove lying Sea Gate Marina Beaufort, NC |
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