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For the ICW from Norfolk to Jacksonville, the CharTracker can't be beat.
It's like a AAA route map, and gives lots of extra info like hazards to
watch out for, bridge opening info, and marinas/anchorages along the
way. Highly recommended.
Trish Lambert
www.takehersailing.com <http://www.takehersailing.com/>
(713) 320-6226
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Fred
Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 5:49 AM
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Subject: lv-ab: A Guide to the Waterways
Hello All,
My wife and I plan to head north in a few months to explore the
Chesapeake, Philadelphia, New York City, Mystic Seaport, Long Island and
maybe up to Cape Cod. Not sure we will get any farther north before we
head south to warmer weathers.
We are in need of a cruising guide or two for the areas we want to
travel. Given our planned itinerary and our trip south in the ICW once
we reach Norfolk does anyone have a favorite cruising guide they would
recommend?
Any information would be a help.
Thanks in advance!
Fred Taylor
S/Y Dragonfly
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