
12-16-2009
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 65
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We have stayed at the Key Lime (so called) sailing club. The "sailing" on they're 22' sailboats was, to say the least, basic. The boats were a Catalina 22 and an O'Day 22. Nether boat was fit to sit on, say sail. The rigging was flopping around, the companionway boards were dust, the sails were white bags. The cabins moldy and just filthy. They gave us a hand held VHF and told us if we got lost to call somebody, no charts, no dept meter. The running rigging was old with knots in the main halyard. The shore cabin unit had a basically outdoor shower (my wife was not too happy about that). The last night we were there they screwed up our reservation so someone else was scheduled to be in our cabin (shack), so they put us in the "captain" unit. It was at least a little more private. It's main bed was a fold out couch. The whole unit had only 2 working electrical outlets! The employees were nice enough, but didn't have clue. All and all the worst part was the crappy boats, we would never have dreamed taking out our 23 ft Santana back home in Wisconsin, out in such condition. We stayed there in 2004 so maybe they have improved, because they couldn't go down from there.
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