Henry and Lynn I do not know that much about Bowleys Quarters Marina. I thought it was a "condo" marina where the slips are owned by the boat owners. You may wish to check out Maryland Marina, a full service marina, on Frog Mortar. There are few C27s there I am slipped at Hilltop Marina, which is not shown on my chart but it is on Hopkins Creek,opposite side of the peninsula from Essex Marina. Also not shown on my chart is Galloway Creek Marina, around the bend from Bowleys. Is is a little run down but the prices are right..
John Jennings Barjoh 83 C27 Dec 21, 2009 10:29:09 PM, [email protected] wrote: Fair Winds and Following Seas to all who sail upon the waters! Two questions: 1) Does anyone have any input re: Bowleys Quarters Marina? We're thinking of moving across from the Eastern Shore - it's over an hour closer to our house and somewhat less expensive. 2) We have a 1975 C27 that had an Atomic 4 (which expired and was removed & replaced by an outboard on a bracket). There's a drain hole in the transom (for the cockpit). It takes on water when we're motoring faster than a crawl - we plug it with a removable rubber plug but what if it's pouring rain while we're out there? Anybody have any ideas. Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukah, Splendid Solstice & a happy 2010! Henry & Lynn Cohen Ceol na Mara (Hull #1956) On the hard in Rock Hall MD
