Boat Show Gathering of SailNet folks?

[kb3pwc]

Yes, Tempest. Since the chain only goes down that single hole, it means there is only a small plug needed for the chain locker opening when you go off shore as well. Certainly if we were taking a trip outside, the chain would be lowered to the chain locker below and the opening would be plugged. In the Bay, the deck locker on the bow makes it easy for us at this time.

cheers,

Leslie

s/v Tango, CR 34
Lankford Bay Marina
Chester River, MD

[aa3jy]

Originally Posted by chef2sail

Clay,

Not sure the size of the CR I saw at the show, but she looked at least to be a 40 or larger.

We are anchored this AM in Dividing Creek on the east Wye River. Absolutely gorgeous anchorage for the fall. Saw bald eagles yesterday here as well of lots of red tail hawks. Leaves in the water, mist and steam drifting off the water 50 degrees at night. Doesn't get much better than this. Fall on the Chessapeake is special when you can get to a plac like this and enjoy it

We are going to try the Kent Narrows on the way home hoping they have marked the shoals which filled in on the north end

Dave

I've been told it's a Cabo Rico 36 named 'Bliss' hull # 6 built in 2007..probably one of the last ones built under the old management. They appear larger 'cause of the bow sprit..in other words CR measures(documents) LOD not LOA like other manufactures do.

Just curious when you where up at Dividing Creek..did you notice hearing the Turtle Farts?:>see:http://www.sailnet.com/forums/chesap...ump-night.html