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Donna
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ARTWORK OF BOATS, OCEA...
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Zen and the art of sai...
56 members
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Library
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Chesapeake Sailors
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FEMALE BOAT OWNERS AND...
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Recently complete Chesapeake Bay sailing over Labor Day Week on brother's Beneteau 423 "Breezing Up" out of Baltimore Inner Harbor. Visited the following anchorages and marina's :
• Whitehall Bay (first bay South of Bay bridge): 12 feet of water w...
Thanks for replying. No, we don't have folding bikes. If you're saying it's tight with folding bikes, it'll definitely be so with non-folding. I was hoping to strap them on deck or something but it might not be worth it.
Donna
To be honest we haven't been in the pool ourselves. One of the Mom's that was there told us about and said her kids loved it. Not sure how they do it but with the way sound travels underwater it shouldn't take too much.
Has anyone successfully sailed with bikes? Not the folding type; we have one dirt-type bike and a hybrid. If you did, did you strap them to the deck? Manage to get them into the cabin?
Is it not worth it at all?
I'm planning a 7-day trip and my ...
Now I'm intrigued.
No actually it isn't. Not sure what type of speakers they use but it's piped in under water not cranked up from the outdoor speakers.
I have to agree with Daren's list! I'd really suggest a visit to Oxford, we enjoyed it last year. Mears Yacht Haven was a great marina with really good facilities (kids loved the pool there). You'll have a nice little walk into town (maybe a mile ...
Music you can hear "under" water? That's loud. :)
Thanks for the suggestions.
Profile Information
- Profile Type:
- Sailor
- Homeport:
- Rock Hall, MD
- About Me:
- Certified boat geek.
- Current location:
- Rock Hall, MD
- Destinations visited:
- Chesapeake Bay
- Looking to:
- Cruise the ICW, Bahamas, New England.
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 7:42am on October 28, 2009,
L O L A said… - i BELIEVE MEMBER bOB wEEKS...home port is Rock Hall,...go to members above and put in his name.
- At 7:40am on October 28, 2009,
L O L A said…
- Welcome Donna to the Art and Female GROUPS. TELL ME DO YOU DO ARTWORK? i HOPE YOU POST SOME ON THE MAIN PAGE OF THE art group.
i INVITE YOU AS FRIEND.
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This group is for anyone who loves Key West whether you have been there or hope to go.
If you want information about KW or have stories to share this is the place.
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Franc of sv Can Drac told me they used Skype when they could pick a free signal on their recent travels. They enhanced this capacity with a kit from Netgate. (btw - super helpful Customer Service - maybe it's since they live in Hawaii).
Since I'm ...
I have a 43, and it too can experience weather helm. Aggressive use of the traveller helps. I changed the sheaves in the traveller to ball bearing ones in place of the standard ones to reduce the effort required in heavier winds. It helped. Lewmar...
Mike, can you provide information on the breaker? I will pick one up and keep as a spare since this seems to be a problem that may pop up based on at least a couple of folks experience.
Thanks
Sam
B43, Hull #9
I have been in the process of getting ready to do a refit of my Cascade 36 Puff which was hull 21 from Yacht Constructors Inc. I want to put the aluminum toe rails that Cascade has used on many of her sailboats. I repeatedly called & emailed the n...
Skipper Suky with First Mate Sarah, Cook Jeannette, Leah and Susie Crew on cruise from Sag Harbor to Montauk.
I have the 3-bladed fixed prop and the shallow draft keel as well. The folding prop can also improve sailing speed, but at the expense of motoring speed.
Pieter
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