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Re: Resort slips
[Re: BRJ]
#308239
11/04/2023 08:43 PM
11/04/2023 08:43 PM
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MrEZgoin
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If you're interested in personal opinion, I don't think it makes sense to charter an expensive boat for a short time and then spend any more time at the dock than necessary. It's hard to improve the atmosphere of being out on the water.
M4000 "Lio Kai"
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Re: Resort slips
[Re: MIDiver]
#308282
11/05/2023 09:53 AM
11/05/2023 09:53 AM
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Deepcut
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The docks at Leverick can be very rocky, just FYI. Docks at Bitter End, on the other hand, are typically extremely calm. Bitter End and Scrub take advance reservations for slips. I agree. Docks are exposed to significant fetch. On Mooring ball or anchor, boat is pointing straight into the waves. On the dock, often hitting 20 degrees off and thus less comfortable.
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