Next message: Rosalie B.: "Re: lv-ab: ICW thru Ga. & SC"
I had the same experence in Georgia. No groundings, but St Andrews Sound
is very shallow where it makes the turn in the middle of the estuary with
hard sand, exposed to the sea and always throughly scares us.
Other than that, between Brunswick and the Savannah River there is nothing
but beautiful marshes.
It would be a lovely place except for the fact that in Georgia Jan and I
are considered to be criminals by state law because we live on our boat.
Norm
S/V Bandersnatch
Lying St Augustine FL
> [Original Message]
> From: Jim <>
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> Date: 4/5/2006 1:08:37 PM
> Subject: Re: lv-ab: Mail service, liveaboard issues, & politics on the
board
>
> Having a boat at St Simons Island, GA requires us to transit the ICW in
> Georgia often. ;) As far as I know nothing has changed, the marshes
> are beautiful, the creeks are deep and plentiful. Most of the time we
> don't even see anyone else except a fisherman, crabber or two when we're
> anchored. Delightful place to watch the wildlife. The only problem I
> see is that fuel is scarce between Savannah and Brunswick, but that only
> affects those with small tanks. It also keeps down the traffic. If you
> like crowds, don't bother coming to Georgia.
>
> Jim.
> Roger Rippy wrote:
>
> >
> > Spring appears to have arrived in Eastern North Carolina and we are
> > busy preparing to cruise south again. Anyone who has been through
> > Georgia (ICW) lately, your comments would be appreciated. We hope to
> > have the weather to do a substantial amount of coastal sailing and
> > avoid the ICW in southern SC and GA.
> >
>
>
>
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