This is a FYI...
Several times when entering the guest docking area I've come across one or more sailboats that have stern tied to the shoreline. The thing about this is that some use a black coloured stern line which can be almost invisible, especially if a portion of it lays on the water's surface or is even partly submerged. Once entering the guest dock area I almost ran afoul of one of these lines. So be on the lookout and take care about this... and if approaching in the twilight hours be especially careful. The best advice I can give is to look for these sailboats that appear to be broadside to you with their anchor line out as you approach the guest dock... simply go around their bow and not their stern. 🙂
Several times when entering the guest docking area I've come across one or more sailboats that have stern tied to the shoreline. The thing about this is that some use a black coloured stern line which can be almost invisible, especially if a portion of it lays on the water's surface or is even partly submerged. Once entering the guest dock area I almost ran afoul of one of these lines. So be on the lookout and take care about this... and if approaching in the twilight hours be especially careful. The best advice I can give is to look for these sailboats that appear to be broadside to you with their anchor line out as you approach the guest dock... simply go around their bow and not their stern. 🙂
