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DanS
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In the wake of Jason's passing, perhaps a question someone just like him would answer best. Let me take an amateurish stab at this, as follows:
If you've been chartering for long enough to remember when you could anchor (yes, anchor, not moor, in the Bight) and you long for spots where you might still enjoy a relatively unspoiled moment of recluse for an evening or two, where might you consider going (whether BVI or USVI) if what your looking for includes the following elements:
-safe overnight anchorage (under prevailing conditions) -no mooring balls -good snorkeling -no crowds -no restaurants/bars -eco-friendly anchoring (avoiding damage to seabed) -NOT otherwise prohibited by local regulation
I've got an idea or two, but thought I'd leave it to the experts first.
Yours, Shifty
Polaris
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