GL: Ideas for cruising the NE inland US and Canada

[D C *Mac* Macdonald]

Don't  EVER  expect to find warm water
in Seneca Lake, though.  It may be okay
if you are swimming in top 2-3 feet, but
if you drop your legs, you'll discover a zone
of suddenly dropped temperature!

Keep moving and you'll be okay, though
(for at least a little while)!    (;-p)

Ithaca and Cornell University at south end
of Cayuga and Watkins Glen (not to be
missed) at south end of Seneca.


Mac


----Original Message Follows----
From: Bob McLeran <rmcleran@ix.netcom.com>
To: T-GL <great-loop@lists.samurai.com>
Subject: Re: GL: Ideas for cruising the NE inland US and Canada
Date: Tue, 09 Jan 2007 14:25:14 -0500

With the radar/anchor light mast down, we draw about 15 feet. With the
bimini down we draw around 11 feet! It won't be a problem.

I forgot to add Cayuga and Seneca Lakes - we want to do that, also, but
not necessarily as part of the "Canadian" summer.

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On 1/9/2007 2:05 PM, D C *Mac* Macdonald wrote:
 > How much air clearance do you need, Bob?
 > I believe fixed bridges on the western Erie
 > allow a maximum of 15.5 feet to pass.
 >
 > Have you cruised Cayuga and Seneca lakes
 > from Seneca Falls (wife's home town)?