[C320-list] Hurricane Earl

[ericstillwellevans at gmail.com]

I used to feel the same way until a Squall traveling 40mph with 85mph winds lasting only 10min dragged my boat and others and caused damage. 

I would think with the storm surge related to hurricanes a mooring may be fine but I would extend your mooring lines. 

Rick
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From: Robert Seastream
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All:

Not to unduly excite everyone, but in the event of a direct hit  
(doubtful the case here) where do you feel your boat would be safer:   
in a slip, on a mooring, or out of the water?
I lean towards on a mooring because there's less 'things' to fly about  
and hit the boat.  On land she'd be on jackstands; more likely lying  
next to them after the storm passed.

Bob Seastream
Intuition # 906


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