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Actually, Northeast Harbor's system works well
In Response To: Possession is nine-tenths of the law(until someone proves otherwise). 
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() Moorings are privately owned, owners pay a permit fee. When owners are away, the moorings are rented to transients. The fee is divvied up among the town, the owner, and the mooring agent. Everyone wins. The transient gets some peace of mind and doesn't have to haul up heavy anchor and chain.
Now if they would go through with the project to update the yachtsman's building, we'd be all set!
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- With a forecast of NW 15 to 20, gusts to 30, I had a good sail to Provencetown to the Northeast.
- Except for one wave that cleared the port veeberth shelf of books, things started to smooth out.
- As the waves stretched out more, speed went up.
- Plenty of time to grab the camera and go ashore.
- There are a few characters, like any popular place.
- This is why many of us stop there by sailboat.
- actually, it is a pretty big harbor
- Holding? I had a mooring Jerry. It's pretty tight in there.
- free stuff?
- I've been in there -- with the large boat traffic, I found it pretty rolly with the wind out of the south and southwest.
- Tom -- you should look into Cellular broadband options
- free stuff?
- Holding? I had a mooring Jerry. It's pretty tight in there.
- Ah. Thanks so much for the pics. Very enjoyable!
- From the top of the P-town tower
- The climb will get your heart pumping too
- Here's another angle
- Nice shots. Where's your boat in the harbor Larry
- You can see it in the first shot I posted
- Are all the boats to the right of the town pier anchored?
- No the moorings extend west and north from where my boat is
- The moorings protected by the breakwater are mostly private-owned
- No the moorings extend west and north from where my boat is
- Are all the boats to the right of the town pier anchored?
- You can see it in the first shot I posted
- Nice shots. Where's your boat in the harbor Larry
- Here's another angle
- The climb will get your heart pumping too
- actually, it is a pretty big harbor
- Hahah. That's the 1st time I ever heard P-Town described as like any place!
- This is why many of us stop there by sailboat.
- There are a few characters, like any popular place.
- Plenty of time to grab the camera and go ashore.
- As the waves stretched out more, speed went up.
- What a gift to us, you are Tom.
- Quite a ride! And then the peaceful harbor.
- My father had a Yankee 30.....
- Except for one wave that cleared the port veeberth shelf of books, things started to smooth out.
