[Rhodes22-list] Bill W and Charleston, SC

[Hank]

Ed,

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Hank

On 1/24/07, Tootle <ekroposki at charter.net> wrote:
>
>
> Bill W and Charleston:
>
> Bill said, "What I have been able to find out thus far is that there is a
> launch ramp at the City Marina, but the parking is very limited."  There
> is
> essentially no free parking at City Marina.  A few spaces in front of
> Ship's
> Store/Office, but those are watched closely.  Adequate space but it is all
> controlled by gates and booths.  I think that if you go to the restaurant
> they stamp your receipt and you get it free for one hour.
>
> "I also learned that dockage is VERY expensive for transients."  The city
> marina is intended for bigger transients.  The marina by the 'Yorktown' is
> more of a boater's and sailboater's marina, but access is very tight.  It
> is
> gated so I have never just gone in to walk the docks.  There are many
> smaller marinas around that might be available, but all at a
> distance.  Most
> do not have internet web sites.  Some are primitive and some are
> controlled
> by gates, that is located at controlled areas.
>
> The attached web site is only a start and not necessarily accurate:
> http://www.marina-nfo.com/minfo/us/usst42/usst42ind.htm
>
> Some of the inner marinas are obstructed with draw bridges.  There used to
> be a guy from Columbia, SC on this list, Joe Sinnett(?) who was familiar
> with Charleston sailing.
>
> Why not just come to Lake Hartwell and race Rummy?
>
> Ed K
> Greenville, SC, USA
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