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Local knowledge? Seal Bay seemed well charted :^))).
In Response To: I was impressed with how effortlessly the schooner raised sails, and sailed off her anchor, Max. ()
The glaciers did a good job depositing and carving those rocks Not a lot of shifting mud or sand there.
Having said that, if you didn't have a chart, you would clearly be a candidate for a bump-and-not-run with the turns getting in. :^)))).
Or, as Jon would write: [grin]!
Messages In This Thread
- Sailing as an art form in Seal Bay.
- Lovely. Especially with what appeared to be only two people aboard.
- I was impressed with how effortlessly the schooner raised sails, and sailed off her anchor, Max.
- Local knowledge? Seal Bay seemed well charted :^))).
- I was impressed with how effortlessly the schooner raised sails, and sailed off her anchor, Max.
- Very nice Tom ... thanks for the memories ...
- Haven't been in there!
- total envy
- Amazing place ... at high tide, it looks like an alpine Sierra lake in there ... cheers, John
- Might as well show you the helmsman gliding by.
- Great shots Tom. Thanks for sharing.
- Lovely. Especially with what appeared to be only two people aboard.
