Good luck to all with Irma
Good luck to all with Irma
Wishing our Southern friends all the best through the storm. TBT, I'm not 100% sure we're out of the woods in New England. Rick Ticket 85 SF Merc 454 MPI's Falmouth, MA
Rick
Ticket 85 SF Merc 454 MPI's USCG 50T Masters w/ Towing Endorsement
Falmouth, MA
Ticket 85 SF Merc 454 MPI's USCG 50T Masters w/ Towing Endorsement
Falmouth, MA
I think we here on the NC coast are fortunate in that it looks like Irma will, rather than skate along the coast like many hurricanes do), will actually go west of us and move through GA, SC and only the western part of NC. I hope all those affected by her will be safe..
Frank B - IRGuy@aol.com "Phoenix" 1983 FBC Cummins 6Bs - 315HP Wilmington, NC
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If the track continues as currently predicted we should be ok. The marina has closed and everyone has had to move their boats out so we are on the hill just south of Charleston. Hope everyone is OK. Scott 1981 46B Dealer's Choice Edisto Beach, SC
Scott Rizer 1981 46B Dealer's Choice Edisto Beach, SC
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The harbor that I'm in is considered a hurricane harbor by my insurance Co. and we we all stay put. That's ok as long as the tides don't bring the floats over the pilings. 525 slips would cause a slight problem if the floats came off of the pilings!
Jack Van Deman
"Why Knot?" '82 33SF 3208CATS
Little River, SC

"Why Knot?" '82 33SF 3208CATS
Little River, SC


