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Hi All, thinking of heading to Anegada tomorrow at about 9 am. Anyone traveled there yesterday or today who might be able to comment on the Sea Condition/swells?
Thx, Slug
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The forecast looks good. Go for it!
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Thanks for that ... we have a couple who are concerned about the gusty E wind.
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If you leave from the North Sound you will find the ride decent up to 20 knots of wind since it’s generally a perfect beam reach.
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Thx GeorgeC1, we are leaving from Great harbour JVD and going to make our way over to Moskito and head up from there.
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I would leave early and perhaps take the more inland route to Moskito. I tried to go from CGB direct to Anegada once in 20 knots of wind in a monohull with the wife and kids. Divorce was avoided but just barely and it required counseling!
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Last edited by GeorgeC1; 03/11/2022 08:49 AM.
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I would leave early and perhaps take the more inland route to Moskito. I tried to go from CGB direct to Anegada once in 20 knots of wind in a monohull with the wife and kids. Divorce was avoided but just barely and it required counseling!
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That's why they call it beating to weather :-)
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