Extreme boating traffic
 

For Thanksgiving, took the Tolman to Jacksonville, FL and launched at
a place called "Oak Harbor" ramp just south of Mayport on creek
leading into the ICW. We went north to the St John's River and then
out to it's mouth. I saw more boating traffic in an hour than I
normally see in a year and was told there was no traffic at all. Huge
ships, shrimpers, ferry boats and vessels of all kinds. It is really
a shock for those of us who normally boat in isolated places to go to
such congested areas. Went upriver to the newish suspension bridge
over the river to see more ships. It is an interesring area with lots
of places to go but crowded from my perspective.
Sat. night, went downtown to see the boat light parade which was kinda
nice but very crowded to watch.

Extreme boating traffic
 

On Sun, 29 Nov 2009 13:57:08 -0800 (PST), Frogwatch
wrote:

For Thanksgiving, took the Tolman to Jacksonville, FL and launched at
a place called "Oak Harbor" ramp just south of Mayport on creek
leading into the ICW. We went north to the St John's River and then
out to it's mouth. I saw more boating traffic in an hour than I
normally see in a year and was told there was no traffic at all. Huge
ships, shrimpers, ferry boats and vessels of all kinds. It is really
a shock for those of us who normally boat in isolated places to go to
such congested areas. Went upriver to the newish suspension bridge
over the river to see more ships. It is an interesring area with lots
of places to go but crowded from my perspective.
Sat. night, went downtown to see the boat light parade which was kinda
nice but very crowded to watch.

Invent something to make all the other stuff disappear so you'll have
it all to yourself. :)

Extreme boating traffic
 

On Sun, 29 Nov 2009 19:46:23 -0500, wrote:

I did see most of my neighbors but the strangers are more fun to
watch.

You guys should build some bleacher seats back in the mangroves and
charge admission.