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BBB-2015 (Barnegat Bay Bash)

Started by MKBLK, July 01, 2015, 11:11:51 AM

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Mike K

Thanks Bob,

My mobile no. Is 3 oh 2 264 one 76 four.

Mike K.
P21 "Summer Sky"
Mike K.  2015 Eclipse  Previously owned Com-Pac Legacy, Precision 21, MacGregor 21 Seaward 25

Bob23

Sorry Marty: No PBR! Just cold, hard cash!!!! 

Bob23

Ok. Slip reservations have been made so the game's afoot!!!!
Bob23

K3v1n

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Bob23

My pleasure! This is shaping up to be the biggest BBB in the history of the BBB!!! Now if could get some of the old timers up here: Pedro, Becky, JT and Janet. Maybe next year!!!!
Bob23

MKBLK

Just saw the weather predicted for next weekend... NICE!!!!

Marty K.

P.S. Bob - What time do you think would be best for dinner Friday night?
"...when you're on your deathbed, you don't regret the things you did, you regret what you didn't do."  Randy Pausch

Bob23

Well, Marty:
   We all know it's 5 o'clock somewhere but I was thinking around 6:30. I'll check the sunset times. How does that sound for everyone?
   Now for all you wondering about the potato chips mentioned above: Last year at the BBB, I had the pleasure of having Sean and then 11 year old daughter Emily aboard my boat for the weekend. On the trip over, with Sean steering the mighty Koinonia, Emily and I discovered our mutual love for potato chips and we devised a dastardly scheme to hoard them all for ourselves!!! Bwooohahahaha! Of course, in the end we did share but it was fun planning ways to hide and devour them without giving up even one chip. Look for a possible replay!!!!
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sreidvt

Hi Bob,

It will be great to see you and everyone again. We have to drive south through several rush hour metro areas so I can't see us arriving in the Tom's River area until maybe 9 or so. So we may miss dessert all together though I'll call you when we get close. That being the case, I have no dinner time preference because -- alas -- we may not make it to dinner. But the weather sure looks great, so far, for Saturday morning.

Cheers,

MKBLK

Forked River, Barnegat Bay New Jersey

9-25 (Fri)   Low Tide:    3:31 PM
9-25 (Fri)   High Tide:    9:22 PM

9-26 (Sat)   Low Tide:   4:02 AM
9-26 (Sat)   High Tide:   9:52 PM

9-27 (Sun)   High Tide:   10:44 AM
9-27 (Sun)   Low Tide:    5:20 PM

courtesy of Mobile Geographics

Sunset on Sep 25, 2015 is 18:49. 6:30 for dinner sounds good, Bob, all boats should be in the water and berthed before nightfall.

Marty K.
"...when you're on your deathbed, you don't regret the things you did, you regret what you didn't do."  Randy Pausch

Bob23

Thank you Marty: This is very helpful. I'm gonna try to arrive mid day or mid afternoon on Friday to secure my boat in the slip. I may be available to help you trailer guys launch.
Bob23

Bob23

To all:
   Checking the weather forecast shows strong NNE winds for Saturday. For us this means we'll be taking these winds on the nose so some long tacking to get to Tice's or some pretty we motoring. Bring plenty of fuel! Of course the upside (there's always an upside!) is smooth anchorage and a run back on Sunday to the mainland. In any event, this years BBB should be fun.
Bob23

Drescape24

I was wondering if anyone is anchoring at Tysons Shoals for the night, or even if it is allowed? If anyone is thinking of doing that send me an email.
John

K3v1n

#117
Hey John! Yes we are staying the night at Tices Shoal(Saturday). Look for a bunch of sailboats rafted up together! :)
...email sent.

-Kevin


1981 Com-Pac 16 MK I
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PO:'76 CP16/'85 CP19/'85 Seaward 22/'83 CP23/'85 CD 26

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Bob23

John and all:
   I fly a large AMERICAN Flag (emphasis mine) from my backstay while we're there. We should have quite a nice raft up, as Kev said.
Bob23

MKBLK

John,

Dropping the hook at Tice's is great. You can walk, swim, row about 100 yards from shore and the bottom is soft yet good holding (50 feet of rode is good - don't ask how I know!). The depth of the water we usually anchor in is about 5 feet.

Marty K.
"...when you're on your deathbed, you don't regret the things you did, you regret what you didn't do."  Randy Pausch