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Moonstruck
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Skipper Bob's cruising guide
Great Book of Anchorages
On line the best source is to join activecaptain.com
jwnall
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Moonstruck wrote:
"Skipper Bob's cruising guide
Great Book of Anchorages
On line the best source is to join activecaptain.com"
My recommendations exactly. Cannot improve on that info.
John
"Skipper Bob's cruising guide
Great Book of Anchorages
On line the best source is to join activecaptain.com"
My recommendations exactly. Cannot improve on that info.
John
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North of Port Orange , Daytona Beach there is no problem easily finding anchorages .
South is more difficult as many towns claim to OWN the Federal waters.
City Island is far better ventilated during the summer season , but getting on and off the island , where the Slums meet the Sea on weekends can be trying. (SUCKS!) An R60 US BMW made it loads easier. The best solution was enough seniority to bid a sked to avoid the traffic.
South is more difficult as many towns claim to OWN the Federal waters.
City Island is far better ventilated during the summer season , but getting on and off the island , where the Slums meet the Sea on weekends can be trying. (SUCKS!) An R60 US BMW made it loads easier. The best solution was enough seniority to bid a sked to avoid the traffic.
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