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Date Posted: 12:08:15 10/22/08 Wed
Author: Ari
Subject: Re: Liveaboard Slip & Downwind Docking
In reply to: SFO Mike 's message, "Liveaboard Slip & Downwind Docking" on 23:33:32 09/30/08 Tue

Hey Mike,

Yeah, I would need to see a sketch to visualize it.

Went down there the other day and it's really not as bad as all that. The side tide is at the extreme corner. So as long as the boat has enough forward momentum to clear the piling at the end of the dock, leaving shouldn't be too hard. Worst case, we can bribe our upwind neighbours in the marina upwide from us with fresh baked bread or something to let us warp up to that dock.

It will be a bunch of work to pare down our possessions and all, but really excited to move aboard!

- Ari

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