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From: (no name) (no email)
Date: Sat May 05 2007 - 13:32:21 EDT
see what i wrote about DNP and $20 a night mooring fees.....OUCH!!!! cant
say i consider living on board primitive camping so dont get your drift there
BUT i do agree the BVI's are more yacht focused and friendly in that the things
you need are close at hand to the major yachting areas they allso have more
opportunites to be in with the crowd OR totally out on your own if you want
to get off the tourist snail trails - if it is Thursday it must be Anegada etc
regards
David
In a message dated 05/05/2007 06:25:36 GMT Daylight Time,
writes:
It seems that most of the beaches and harbors of the American VI's are
controlled by the Federal Forestry and Parks, so its well maintained but very
barren. For folks that want to TOTALLY get away, these are fine.
The ports of the BVI'S have more to offer, such as, restaurants, fuel,
groceries, bars, etc. From what i gathered, the AVI's dont. Almost like primitive
camping.
This was my impression and others may have a different oponion.
I would appreciate someone elses comments....I
Good sailing,
GH
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