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NYCAP123 · 11-17-2008, 06:09 PM

Once you get north of St. Augustine they're mostly 55 or 65' except for the sisters in Mayport. So. Carolina would be a nightmare with that boat. only a couple of low bridges, but the traffic & docks would keep him down to 4 kts. Other than that it's clear cruising until North Landing (NC) through Norfolk.
That 1st shot shows quite a bow wake as she's approaching that boat. That radio probably crackled.
My guess would be she'll head outside at Mayport avoiding that open ocean shortcut from Charleston to Ft. Pierce if the seas are still kicking up.

11-17-2008, 06:09 PM	#3
NYCAP123 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Long Island, NY Posts: 974	Once you get north of St. Augustine they're mostly 55 or 65' except for the sisters in Mayport. So. Carolina would be a nightmare with that boat. only a couple of low bridges, but the traffic & docks would keep him down to 4 kts. Other than that it's clear cruising until North Landing (NC) through Norfolk. That 1st shot shows quite a bow wake as she's approaching that boat. That radio probably crackled. My guess would be she'll head outside at Mayport avoiding that open ocean shortcut from Charleston to Ft. Pierce if the seas are still kicking up. __________________ "Some went down to the sea in ships."