Hi All,
Well as a new boater I really only rely on the advice of this group, so I want to share my break thru in two boating feats, one was I finally released my fear of leaving my boat unattended at a public dock. We travelled the Nanticoke River, from Seaford, DE to Vienna, MD about 28 miles. We docked and made the 6 block walk to a place called Millie's Roadhouse (AWESOME Prime Rib, story later). After dinner the owner gave us a ride back to the dock in their golfcart. We got to the dock and guess what, the boat was still there safe and sound.
My second boating first was I travelled back to port in the dark. I remember the words of wisdom heard on this forum, go slow and watch out for everything. Well long story short, I almost hit a dock. There were red lights on the dock and I thought it was a buoy, needless to say I moved when I realized it was a dock and continued to port safe and sound. Loading the boat in pitch dark was an adventure (Another Story). Well thanks for listening, as always your comment and jeers are welcome.
STILL GRINING FROM MY ACHEIVEMENT
Well as a new boater I really only rely on the advice of this group, so I want to share my break thru in two boating feats, one was I finally released my fear of leaving my boat unattended at a public dock. We travelled the Nanticoke River, from Seaford, DE to Vienna, MD about 28 miles. We docked and made the 6 block walk to a place called Millie's Roadhouse (AWESOME Prime Rib, story later). After dinner the owner gave us a ride back to the dock in their golfcart. We got to the dock and guess what, the boat was still there safe and sound.
My second boating first was I travelled back to port in the dark. I remember the words of wisdom heard on this forum, go slow and watch out for everything. Well long story short, I almost hit a dock. There were red lights on the dock and I thought it was a buoy, needless to say I moved when I realized it was a dock and continued to port safe and sound. Loading the boat in pitch dark was an adventure (Another Story). Well thanks for listening, as always your comment and jeers are welcome.
STILL GRINING FROM MY ACHEIVEMENT