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Re: Provisioning to Scrub Island
[Re: GeorgeC1]
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01/31/2022 05:22 PM
01/31/2022 05:22 PM
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vytis104
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I humbly disagree. It GREATLY reduces waste and isnt much work at all to be honest. 6people on a 45' cat, worked great last week. Have done the big provision countless times, and this is honestly WAY easier and substantiallycheaper.
Anchorages with reasonably stocked markets: Spanish Town - Riteway/Bobbys, Etc. North Sound - BEYC & Leverick - walk from dock Trellis - small market in bay, or taxi to East End Rite Way. (also can get delivery here) - walk from dock Anegada - Market is good, but warm baked goods delivered in the morning is even better, ask the dude who collects trash and for the mooring. If you tie a dry bag to the stern, he will drop them in for you. walk from dock. Jost - 2 great markets - walk from dock Cane Garden Bay - lots of options - walk from dock
Thats an easy 2 day rotation and you spread your funds across a lot more than 2 large corporations.
Last edited by vytis104; 01/31/2022 06:00 PM.
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