Pat:

Absentee boat ownership is a disease not limited to your area. Before 
Isaac hit, the marina management reminded all tenants that their leases 
required removal of all canvas and sails plus encouragement for further 
storm preparations. A significant number did not comply. One today, 2 
months post storm, still flies its roller furler rags. There is an area of 
our marina were sailboats that survived Hurricane Katrina are now moored. 
While they slowly sink. I'm not talking about derelicts, but boats readily 
sailable. Abandoned after Katrina and still there.  And marina management 
does nothing to stop the sinking or put them back into commerce. But that 
is New Orleans for you. 

Good luck and safe passage through the storm to you and all affected.

Ed
C&C 30 Mk I Dreamgirl
Expectant C&C 34 (unnamed)
New Orleans





From:   Pat Nevitt <[email protected]>
To:     [email protected], 
Date:   10/29/2012 11:42 AM
Subject:        Re: Stus-List Sandy
Sent by:        "CnC-List" <[email protected]>



Tom,

Wish you the best.  I'm on the West River, just south of Annapolis.  I 
secured mine on Saturday, and like you, couldn't believe the number of 
people who do absolutely nothing to their boats.  I saw over a dozen boats 
with sails still on the roller furler.  I put extra lines on the tub next 
to me because I know that owner won't do anything.  I've only seen him 
once in 3 years.  He had two spring lines on the boat that had simply 
rotted away.

Pat

On Mon, Oct 29, 2012 at 11:35 AM, TOM VINCENT <[email protected]> wrote:
It is rather interesting to be in the path of the storm and feel totally 
helpless if it hits as predicted. Frolic II, C&C 36, is in her slip in 
which is between the C&D Canal and the upper Chesapeake Bay. I spent most 
of Saturday doing what could be done to remove everything and tie her down 
securely. A surge of 8' or more will cause havoc with all of the boats in 
the marina. An interesting observation on Saturday was the number of boat 
owners that never felt the need for an extra effort to protect their 
boats.
 
Thanks to everyone for their Good Luck wishes.
 
Tom Vincent
Chesapeake City, MD

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