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One was this winter when I was leaving the marina in broad daylight, two ladies and kids in a dink came across the marked channel from st Thomas anchorage and then headed toward the break. We were honking and waving.. They waved back and finally understood we were not being neighborly and swung back to port and just caught the end of the break. There were surfers out there when we came back. It is well marked and not dangerous with normal attention, but unfamiliarity, rum, fun and darkness sometimes changes things. We stayed in the mooring field there many times when we had a boat in charter and when calm. The last couple years we had the charter boat there were very few public moorings there and not well maintained. We now keep a boat in VGYH. It's a moderate walk or a short cabride to CocoMaya.
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