Last night at Ft Plain.
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3 comments:
When you tie up for the night in a pulic mooring....do you feel safe on the boat
Bob: so far we feel very safe, but we did choose today to move-on after reading reports of vandalism during last summer's cruising time.
There is a lock keeper at each of the locks until 10 p.m., and they return by no later than 7 a.m.
For the most part, they are well lit public parks and while we might be the only boat, they are also outside of the downtowns.
Melissa
is chessie protective of the boat?
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