Any Pictures of Your Marina

Babyboomer

I keep Babyboomer ll at Sunset Marina in Byrdstown Tennessee on Dale Hollow Lake This is a Beautiful Evening Picture

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Black_Diamond

Yacht Basin Marina, Holland MI  Nice sunny day and a short ride to Lake Michigan!

Dream_Inn

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<P>I'm on the South River, in South River Marina.  Just south of Annapolis, almost in view of Thomas Point lighthouse on the Chesapeake.  Guess, the picture really isn't worth much, but it was what I could find.</P>

nhsd

 

nhsd

Marina del Hawkins (my sister's) B-)

Babyboomer

nhsd said:

Marina del Hawkins (my sister's) B-)

Looks like your not crowded
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nhsd

Only have one slip available!!!

TikiHut2

Great dockmaster and the rate is right too. Sweet deal and lucky you nhsd. 

That's a really beautiful shot Boomer. 

In-water slip rates around us are a bit prohibitive for our FV270 averaging around $400-600mthly, requiring an annual lease to boot, so my "cobertizo para botes" has 6 wheels and lives in a steel shop in the backyard. For us the whole state is our playground in only a few hrs at most, or typically at our favorite spot in 30mins. 

That said I think I envy the camaraderie, conveniences and spontaneity of a Marina but rarely use one. As old sailors we always just hang on the hook in one of the many quiet spots around SW Fl.

The english translation of the spanish word Marina is nautical or sea so here's our typical weekend "marina". For us it's usually a long weekend at 27.20N 82.35W 

Tranquilo Paraíso is where YOU find it. 

Have a great season wherever you are.

Mike n Kelli

clarkbar

31st ST. Marina, Chicago IL.

Babyboomer

Now that's downtown 

l-skynyrd

Lauritzen yacht harbor in Oakley CA. been in business for 55 years. Family ran a ferry service before bridges were built. Their ferries took people from San Francisco to Oakland after the 1906 earthquake. My 40 x 14 slip cost $279 + elect a month which includes a boat wash every month and a detail every year.

 

Len

Boatin Bill

Skipjack Cove Yachting Resort is named after the historic Chesapeake sailing workboat, the "Skipjack".<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />

Skipjack Cove Yachting Resort is a family oriented premier marina on the Chesapeake Bay's beautiful Sassafras River. It is located minutes from the Chesapeake Bay in a lovely and protected cove. The Sassafras River remains as it was many years ago with peaceful anchorages and small beaches to enjoy. The water is fresh which means good swimming and no sea nettles.

 

DZ

Wish our Illinois River marina looked like this right now, instead of its current very flooded state. Got the boat out of storage today, but with the flood, and the shop that's going to be doing bottom paint a bit under water, we might be on the driveway awhile.

TikiHut2

Sorry about the high water delay but that's a cool hi-rez shot. Hey, I think you starboard dock line needs a tweak and there's a soda can on the floor. Big brother is watching us from far above, eh?  

She Captain

Our home port is the Algonac Harbour Club in Algonac, Michigan. The marina is the original site of the former Chris Craft factory from the early 1900's. It's a full service marina and great place to hang out for the summer. Look for the blue water tower on the North Channel they have lots of transient slips. Stop by and see us if your in port.

l-skynyrd

I am guessing that covered slips are not the norm back East. I could not stand being in a open slip. A lot of rain in the winter and intense sun in the summer here in northern California. Yesterday (May 2) the temps at the boat were in the high 90's.

 

Len

Laysh

Home is on the Magothy River, Chesapeake Bay. Boat was nestled back in her slip last weekend. Hoping for some warmer, sunnier weather at the moment!

Cableguy Greg

Here is a picture of my marina floating down the Allegheny River during the floods the day after Hurricane Ivan hit the Pittsburgh area. I found my boat 14 river miles away after it crossed the Emsworth Dam on the Ohio River.

DZ

TikiHut2 said:

Sorry about the high water delay but that's a cool hi-rez shot. Hey, I think you starboard dock line needs a tweak and there's a soda can on the floor. Big brother is watching us from far above, eh?  

Always good to have a friend with a helicopter!

nhsd

Cableguy Greg said:

Here is a picture of my marina floating down the Allegheny River during the floods the day after Hurricane Ivan hit the Pittsburgh area. I found my boat 14 river miles away after it crossed the Emsworth Dam on the Ohio River.

I was checking to see if my old boat was in that picture. It made it almost all the way to Wheeling (over several locks & dams) before washing up on shore. Good to have insurance

TikiHut2

Cableguy Greg said:

Here is a picture of my marina floating down the Allegheny River during the floods the day after Hurricane Ivan hit the Pittsburgh area. I found my boat 14 river miles away after it crossed the Emsworth Dam on the Ohio River.

I was checking to see if my old boat was in that picture. It made it almost all the way to Wheeling (over several locks & dams) before washing up on shore. Good to have insurance

GOOD GRIEF! What a sad sight to know what shortly awaits each of those boats filled with memories and TLC.

gslpro

Here is our marina.  135 in-water slips.  8 Deck slips.  Lakeport Landing, Laconia, NH

Beautiful and clean.  Great people.

Rinkerbuoy62

Here is mine... Gimli, Manitoba, Canada. My boat should be getting wet next weekend if the ice is off the lake.

brianluck

Baltimore boating center on sue creek off middle river. Not the best picture, ill try to take a few good oens

Babyboomer

Cableguy Greg said:

Here is a picture of my marina floating down the Allegheny River during the floods the day after Hurricane Ivan hit the Pittsburgh area. I found my boat 14 river miles away after it crossed the Emsworth Dam on the Ohio River.

HOLY CRAP

raybo3

This is my clubs web-site. popyc.org

aero3113

Sorry raybo3 I hit off topic by accident, not sure what that will do. Hopefully this site will become iPad friendly soon!

Babyboomer

I don't think any of us has figured out 

aero3113 said:

Sorry raybo3 I hit off topic by accident, not sure what that will do. Hopefully this site will become iPad friendly soon!

I don't think a lot of us knows what that does yet

Capt_Steve

I've been doing an awful lot of "Hey, what does this button do?" research.

Cableguy Greg

nhsd said:

Cableguy Greg said:

Here is a picture of my marina floating down the Allegheny River during the floods the day after Hurricane Ivan hit the Pittsburgh area. I found my boat 14 river miles away after it crossed the Emsworth Dam on the Ohio River.

I was checking to see if my old boat was in that picture. It made it almost all the way to Wheeling (over several locks & dams) before washing up on shore. Good to have insurance

What boat was yours? This is from the old Allegheny Marina in Pittsburgh. Mine is the blue 232cc in the picture. That marina used to be the Rinker dealer in town so there were a lot of Rinker's that went down that year.

Lifes Good

LG's Home Port.  Under a roof. >-