This came in by Email today and I thought it worth sharing

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Interesting post.

This is the same Jon Eisberg who is one of the top contributors to the CSSB forum. You can't get better advice than his!!!


"The best of them all, however, may be the Salty Southeast Cruiser’s Net (www.cruisersnet.net), the authoritative site compiled and edited by well-known cruising guide author Claiborne S. Young. The Cruiser’s Net has plenty of up-to-date piloting information from underway sources; weather and tide information; videos and charts; and regional breakdowns of hazards and attractions up and down the ICW.

“It’s the best source of current information,” said veteran delivery skipper and cruising sailor Jon Eisberg. “He’s really on top of the whole thing. It’s really become the resource for people traveling up and down the waterway.”"
 
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Hunter 37-cutter, '79 41 23' 30"N 82 33' 20"W--------Huron, OH
Thanks, that is a good "Reed".

A while back in the Abacos we passed a golf cart going the other way. The older couple gave us a friendly wave. Our driver said there goes Claire Young. I have his Cruising Guide of course.

When we leave NC near Beaufort(Bo-fort) in January I am hoping for those good West or Northwest winds. I would really like to make some time to Florida. Besides it will be cold. The ICW from Norfolk to Oriental really was a good ride. But it is a sailboat after all and except for a short spell in the Albemarle and Pamlico Sounds it was all motoring from Norfolk.

Thanks for the link though. I will reread it and make sure that we hit the high spots at least. Key West here we come.
 
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