Keep a small buoy to attach to the anchor rode always. That will mark the
location of of your anchor rode so the intoxicated rednecks in their party
barges can straddle it as they wave drunkenly at you while they do it.
Yes, true story.
Dennis C.
Touche' 35-1 #83
Mandeville, LA
On Wed, Oct 16,
Addendum to this tip: keep a small float/buoy in the locker or nearby to
attach to this line, so you can come back to recover your anchor and chain
when conditions improve. Someone told me this, and it crossed my mind (but
I still haven't actually added the thin line or buoy), when I considered
I’m the third owner and have cared for this yacht for 22 years. She is well
equipped for short handed sailing. She has modern electronics and all the
amenities for cruising.She was repowered in 2014 with a rebuilt Yanmar
3GM30F and a Flex-o-Fold feathering prop. Her sail inventory is in
Tom Sutton / Soul Crane (a machine for lifting the spirit) / C 33 Mk II K/CB
/ 1986 / 33081 / t.sut...@bmts.com / Port Elgin, ON, Canada
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