Circling Door County

[sailortjk1]

Two thumbs up for everybody!

Holland is a commercial port, therefore we get dredged every other year, thankfully.
No issues in my immediate area and still 13.5' in our skip. This is actually down 1' sinxe the start of the season.
Other Ports all up and down the shore having extreme difficulties.
We anchored in Saugatuck three weeks ago, very little room to swing for more than 4 - 5 boats and we plowed a channel in the mud to find 6 feet of water just off of Coral Cables.

[Richard61]

Originally Posted by tomandchris

Don't you love it when someone asks a question, gets a great answer (thanks Tim) and then disapears? Hope his kid had a great trip!

Oh, Tim, nice sunset trip Friday!

Sorry about not answering sooner. I spent a week shaking down the boat on the Green bay side of Door County then was forced to cut the trip short due to medical problems. So after all my plans I was out for only 1 week this season. However after a few short stays in the local hospital I am turning my med problems around. With all the prepwork from this year I will be ready to hit the water all summer next season.

My boy had a great time and was able to keep his cool when I had my medical problems.

With my health and mobility problems The 26ft Paceship will be too much for me to singlehand when my son is still in school so I picked up a used 21ft Bayliner Liberty for Trailer boating in spring and fall next year and plan on using the sailboat in Lake Michigan and possibly pulling up to the big lake for a sail to Isle Royale in the summer

[jlaprad]

Thanks for posting pictures Sailortjk1. This is motivation to get my boat built. This is where we plan to take our first cruise.

[Barquito]

Hey jlaprad, what kind of boat are you building? I'm building a tender in my basement this winter.