T&T: ICW

[Bob McLeran]

We have to cast a vote in favor of the Georgia section of the ICW - we 
think it is beautiful, and it, along with the South Carolina low 
country, is not to be missed. There are some shallow areas, but anyone 
who has any qualms should read Wayne Flatt's post of earlier today. What 
he said applies to Georgia as well as the rest of the ICW.

The big advantage to going outside, IMHO, is that you can save some time 
if you are running a tight schedule (but how long are you going to wait 
for good weather); otherwise, don't miss Georgia!

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Bob McLeran and Judy Young                 Cruising the Atlantic Coast
MV Sanderling                              Defever 41 Trawler
Blog: http://sanderlingcruise2008.blogspot.com/
Photos: http://public.fotki.com/rmcleran/
Currently: Anchored South Santee River, South Carolina



On 10/4/2008 11:55 AM, Ken Ongemach wrote:
> If your boat has the legs, wait for weather & go from Savannah, Ga to
> Gulfport, FL on the outside & avoid problems.. Just getting from Charleston to
> Savannah,inside is getting to be an emotional experience.. especially now,
> that we will be getting into the winter tides. If U have never made the trip
> before, your not missing anything by avoiding Ga, unless U love sawgrass,
> mudflats & going east & west, as much as north & south.. We make the trip
> every year & every year it gets worse. Word to the wise...... Ken, Tampa