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It looked more protected than the open cove of Richmond. 
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And a NE should be blocked by Cape Elizabeth. But it blew more to the east and didn't move to the N until mid-night. And with high tide, less protection from the edges of the small cove. The Delta did just fine.
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- If you've sailed anywhere between Southern New England and Downeast Maine, I could use your help.
- a bit on southern Maine
- Tom - you and others have already documented a lot of this here
- Don't come to the MDI area or even think about going further east than that...
- Routes and stops to Maine
- We have done that trip a couple of times
- We've done it several times; none exactly the same.
- Stops
- Probably outside the scope of your article, but...
- the slow way
- I was hoping you would chime in Jerry.
- Seal Cove?
- How many Seal Coves are there in Maine?
- there aren't a lot of goood choices
- It looked more protected than the open cove of Richmond.
- It looked more protected than the open cove of Richmond.
- How many Seal Coves are there in Maine?
- Why don't you reccomend the Canal inside Cape Ann?
- I was hoping you would chime in Jerry.
- Our trips..
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