[Sonar] Midwinters in Key Biscayne Feb 11-13

[Thomas M Brown]

Looks like St. Pete is out for the midwinters this year and also its a 
month earlier than usual.    I'd like to see who is interested in going.

Fortunately,   I know the waters of Key Biscayne lots better than  St. 
Pete Bay  (never sailed there).  For those of you who have sailed the 
Keys,   you know that this is essentially thin water sailing if we stay in 
Key Biscayne Bay  (which is the side that the YC is on).     You can see 
the bottom most of the time when you're sailing,  especially when the tide 
is low  (about a 2 ft tide range).    Fortunately the bottom is really 
flat.    The Gulf Stream isn't in the bay,   it starts strongly about a 
mile offshore.

I'm checking on a Sonar charter for Key Biscayne.   Didn't know they had 
Sonars there.  Lots of Melges 24s but no Sonars that I remember.

If I go to this,   I'd likely charter a boat afterwards for  4 days and 
sail to the Bahamas which is a bumpy but quick trip across the Gulf 
Stream. The Bahamas are nice once you get there though.   If others want 
to see the Bahamas from the Sonar fleet,  we can charter a bigger boat. 

Thomas Brown
"Maximizing Business by Minimizing Surprises"
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