Love Point, Kent Island, Md.

[Clay]

Over looking the Chesapeake Bay towards Rock Hall..where the Chester River meets the Bay.

[Ron Acierno]

man what is that , foam on the water. yeah, its been hard here in charleston. wore a sweater down to the boat and had to find a place to stow it as it was a little too warm......

hey, i'm originally from new york, i can say these types of things

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Over looking the Chesapeake Bay towards Rock Hall..where the Chester River meets the Bay.

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[Coolrocks]

looks like the cold got everywhere. disn;t think iy froze down there.

Jamie

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[Leslie.Owen]

I think what you should see..'cause the pix are compressed as compared to the original and there is some loss in quality..it's called ice shelving where the wind, current and tidal changes cause ice layering to build up and over ride..like continental drifting. It's very impressive looking at it live..

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[MW Swart]

Wow,  Rock Hall looks frozen with more bad stuff coming today. Our new/old CR38 's on the hard there, planned on a trip this weekend to begin a huge project list . So now that's changed - keeping our fingers crossed for next weekend . Jabin's Yacht Yard, Annapolis, recent newsletter saying severe weather will affect their spring schedule - that may prove true area wide.

[Ron Acierno]

you guys should keep your boats here in charleston year round...we don't winterize, there are plenty of open slips and its a short enough drive to go sailing over a long weekend.

[SeaClearly]

Ron,

Which marina do you recommend in Charleston?  We may be looking for a live aboard slip there soon.

Thanks,

June and Duane Ruby

SV SeaClearly

CR42 14

[Clay]

We are seriously looking at Brunswick Landing Marina, Georgia in the near future..

Clay
s/v Tango

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Ron,

We were just on Foley Island visiting friends 3 weeks ago. Which marina are you in.

Larry

Venteux 

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[MW Swart]

give us a year and we'll be on our way!

[Dave Newberg]

Clay,

If I recall, Brunswick is just one click safely outside the high-probability hurricane zone in the eyes of many yacht insurers - no?

Dave

[Leslie.Owen]

You are correct..one of the reasons we are seriously considering the area... Not only that we really enjoy Jekyll Island as well

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[Dave Newberg]

Just a few miles away, behind St Simons Islands and Jekyll is a beautiful, very complex, and unspoiled area of salt marsh hammocks and creeks with more birds, gators, and other wild critters that you’ll ever imagine. Plan to spend many days of exploration - great by kayak or dinghy, bring your GPS or be lost.

[curtis hoffman]

  I spent the winter at a marina at Patriots point a few years ago in Charleston. I found the weather to be unstable. 70’s one day and below freezing the next. Windy like crazy often 30 knots. Beautiful area but again unstable weather. 

 Solder Paul 

Paul
      

[Mickey Panayiotakis]

I've cruised a little around southern Georgia. It is beautiful! A few years ago Georgia did not allow liveaboard, but it seems ths changed in 2012

http://coastalgadnr.org/msp/ap/Liveab

That's great news! Maybe I'll winter there next season :)

mickey

[Mickey Panayiotakis]

Oh, and in case that wasn't enough to lure you to Georgia, the liveaboard application is in Comic Sans! 

[Clay]

All the years , way before 2012, we'd go down to the Golden Isles Geogia,in particular Jekyll Island, St. Simons, Darien, St. Mary's I don't recall any restrictions on so called live a boards. The marinas seem to be full...

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[Mickey Panayiotakis]

I think you could not spend more than 30 continuous days, or 90 days overall, aboard. I don't remember specifics, just remember looking into it. Whether people did it or not is another matter.

[Leslie Owen]

We love Jekyll Island.  It is a great place for us during the Christmas slow down for work for me. We take our bikes and enjoy riding around the island, walking on the beach with all the dead trees and eating shrimp at the raw bar at latitude 31.   

We think it would be a great place to hang during the winter months. Have some concern about shallow water but think at high tide we should be ok. 

Think spring. 👍

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[Williambreaux]

I second the vote for Jekyll Island... An amazing place we came through on our way south this winter... The water is of no concern at all just transit some areas at high tide. Our new boat draws 6'3" and we never had an issue with careful planning. 

All the horror stories about Georgia's waterway are false.. It's a beautiful place and in my opinion not to be missed if you have time... Oh yea and if you run aground then it's soft mud not like the Keys where there are rocks and reefs everywhere.  Trade offs I guess.

Bill 

HC 33

Dragonquest 

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