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    • Sep 13, 2017by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      Report 2 from Old Port Cove Marinas, North Palm Beach, AICW Statute Mile 1014

      Our thanks to Sue Morgan for this update. A SALTY SOUTHEAST CRUISERS’ NET SPONSOR, Old Port Cove is located on the western shore of the northern Lake Worth channel, near unlighted daybeacon #7.

      > Old Port Cove Marina- The marina remains evacuated. No power, phones or internet. Minor dock damage, some electric pedestal damage. Restaurant is open.
      >
      > North Palm Beach Marina-Little to no dock damage. Some minor vessel damage. The marina remains filled with local boaters who evacuated to this Hurricane safe Home. No power yet. No phones or internet.
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      > New Port Cove Marine Center-Hurricane stored boats were being put in the water today. There is no power, phones or internet. Can not take in any vessels yet. Marina sustained some damage to the floating docks but is easily repaired within a week or so. Several vessels anchored out in Lake Worth broke their moorings and drifted in. Boaters, do not anchor out there in a storm please! With the Lake Worth Inlet across the Intracoastal, it becomes a wash tub. There’s no where for the water to go. Other boats were sunk or were washed up on a private homeowners beach to the north.
      >
      > Sue Morgan, Marketing Director

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    • Sep 12, 2017by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      Report from Southwest Florida Yachts, Tarpon Point Marina, Cape Coral, FL

      We are fine here.  Our entire charter fleet of sail and power yachts came through just fine.  We even have power at our office!
      Tarpon Point Marina, where we are located has no damage.  I’ll see what I can find out about the area.  As far as I know, the islands of Sanibel, Captiva, North Captiva, Cayo Costa and Gasparilla were all fine since the storm took a turn inland.

      Barb Hansen
      Southwest Florida Yachts, Inc.
      Florida Sailing & Cruising School
      6095 Silver King Blvd
      Cape Coral FL   33914
      239.257.2788
      www.swfyachts.com

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    • Sep 12, 2017by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      Report from Bennett Brothers Yachts, Wilmington, NC

      Bennett Brothers Yachts is in Wilmington, NC on the Cape Fear River.

      I just wanted to report that BENNETT BROTHERS YACHTS was unaffected by Hurricane Irma and it is business as usual. We really dodged a bullet! We hauled almost 20 boats for our hurricane haulout plan and the Cape Fear Marina slips were completely filled. Our protected location up the Northeast Cape Fear River makes for a great place to ride out any storm either in the water or on the hard.

      Our staff of 20 skilled technicians are ready to assist any boaters traveling north and south with any repairs or restoration jobs needed. We often help the boat owner work with the insurance company in the event of damage from a storm on their vessel.

      If you would like to talk with Al Noble, our Service Manager, to discuss any projects you might be considering, please give him a call at 910-772-9277.

      Many thanks for all your help!
      Regards,
      Patricia Donovan Bennett
      President
      Bennett Brothers Yachts, Inc.
      1701 J. E. L. Wade Drive
      Wilmington, NC 28401
      910.772.9277
      www.bbyachts.com

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    • Sep 12, 2017by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      Report from Isle of Palms Marina, AICW Statute Mile 457

      Isle of Palms Marina is on the east side of the Waterway north of the Charleston Harbor.

      The Isle of Palms Marina had lots of water over the bulkhead but the docks are in good shape. The fuel dock, store and deli are ope for business, 6:00am to 8:00pm 7 days a week.
      Brian Berrigan

      Click Here To View the South Carolina Cruisers’ Net Marina Directory Listing For Isle of Palms Marina

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    • Sep 12, 2017by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      Report from Key Lime Sailing Club and Cottages

      Key Lime Sailing Club is on the Inside Route side of Key Largo.

      Key Lime Sailing Club and Cottages

      Thank you everybody for the prayers and support that you gave to KLSC and all the people affected by the hurricane. The whole team is grateful and overwhelmed by the love you are giving us.
      The worst is over and it is now time to rebuild. Right now we have Led2Serve coordinating with us to help with the recovery effort. Thanks to Vanessa of Led2Serve for being proactive and being in touch before and after the storm.
      To our friends and guests that want to come down to help, thank you so much! As of now the Keys has limited access. Paul may contact you when the authorities will allow the people to come in again.

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    • Sep 12, 2017by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      Report from The Yacht Group, Coral Gables, FL

        9/15 3:00PM
       
      The Yacht Group Offices are now OPEN!

       

       
      We hope that you, your family and friends are safe following the destruction caused by the recent hurricanes.
       
      We’re experiencing outages and are forced to close our office. Rest assured, we are committed to reopen our office as quickly as possible.
       
      If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us by email. You can find our contact information on our website.
       
      Please be patient as our internet and phone services are down. We will try to reply to you all as soon as possible.
       
       
      Sincerely,
      The Yacht Group Team
       
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    • Sep 12, 2017by:   Larry Dorminy 1 Comment

      Report from The Blue Goose, St. Marys, GA, St. Marys River

      The Blue Goose is a hostel and cafe in downtown St. Marys.

      Looks like we are down. All the docks downtown gone, boats were ashore and Lang’s lost some roof.
      Donna Asbell, CFO
      The Blue Goose on Osborne
      Hostel and Cafe
      126 Osborne Street
      Saint Marys, GA 31558

      Comments from Cruisers (1)

      1. SV Linda Jean -  September 13, 2017 - 10:55 pm

        Lang’s east docks completely gone. Any boats that remained on the docks were crushed during the hurricane. Lang’s west docks mostly destroyed with the exception of one floater remaining, Only two permanent sailboats survived by anchoring five miles up river.

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    • Sep 12, 2017by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      Report from Longboat Key Club Moorings, GICW Statute Mile 77.5, Sarasota, FL

      Step off deck at Longboat Key Club Moorings and come ashore to our Four-Diamond beachfront resort offering a private white-sand beach, 45 holes of challenging golf, the Island House Spa, six on-site restaurants, the award-winning Tennis Gardens and so much more.

      Longboat Key Club Moorings, A SALTY SOUTHEAST CRUISERS’ NET SPONSOR, guards the western shores of Sarasota Bay, north of the city of Sarasota, and south of Longboat Pass.

      THE MARINA OFFICE WILL REOPEN WED., 9/13 at 8:00 am.
      The marina has made it thru Hurricane Irma with minimal vessel and dock damage. If your vessel was damaged, the marina staff will contact today, 9/12.

      The electrician is here and we are restoring power to each dock as we work thru the alphabet. There is power at the marina. Please stand by.

      Thank you for all your emails, FB posts and phone calls – MUCH APPRECIATED! The marina staff families are all well and did not receive significant damage to their homes.

      THE MARINA OFFICE WILL REOPEN WED., 9/13 at 8:00 am. See you for coffee then!

      Click Here To View the Western Florida Cruisers’ Net Marina Directory Listing For Longboat Key Club Moorings

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    • Sep 12, 2017by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      Report from Fort Pierce City Marina, AICW Statute Mile 966.5

      Fort Pierce City Marina 1 Avenue A, Ft. Pierce, FL 34950 (772) 464-1245 Facsimile (772) 464-2589

      Fort Pierce City Marina, a SALTY SOUTHEAST CRUISERS’ NET SPONSOR, is located west of the Waterway, just south of the Fort Pierce high-rise bridge, and well north of unlighted daybeacon #188.

      Hello all,
      Hope everyone faired well during our massive storm. The Marina fared really well. All boats stayed in their slips and the docks rose and fell with the waves. We are still without power unfortunately. The substation that reacts with the Marina is still out. As soon as they get the substation up and running we should hopefully get the docks and building up and running. I will continue to keep you posted as FPUA keeps us posted.

      AS OF RIGHT NOW THE POWER IS UP!!!! WE ARE REQUESTING THAT YOU GIVE US SOME TIME TO CHECK ALL METERS AND TRANSFORMERS BEFORE PLUGGING IN YOUR BOAT. WE ARE TRYING TO MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO FINALIZE EVERYTHING.

      WE WOULD APPRECIATE IT IF THE GENERAL PUBLIC WOULD STAY AWAY FROM THE MARINA UNTIL TOMORROW.[Wednesday 9/13]

      TIKI BAR AND COBB’S LANDING WILL ALSO OPEN UP FOR NORMAL SERVICE BEGINNING WEDNESDAY 9/13/2017.

      THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT AND UNDERSTANDING.

      I AM ACTUALLY LOOKING FORWARD TO GOING BACK TO WORK TOMORROW.

      IF ANYONE HAS ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME VIA E-MAIL. THERE IS NO ONE IN THE OFFICE TO TAKE ANY CALLS.

      Please post that we will be open for dockage and fuel beginning 6:30 tomorrow morning. [Wednesday 9/13]
      Anne Maurer
      Fort Pierce City Marina
      772-464-1245
      amaurer@city-ftpierce.com
      fortpiercecitymarina.com

      Click Here To View the Cruisers’ Net’s Eastern Florida Marina Directory Listing For Fort Pierce City Marina

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    • Sep 12, 2017by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      Coast Guard Flood Punt Teams rescue more than 100 people in Jacksonville

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      Coast Guard Flood Punt Teams rescue more than 100 people in Jacksonville


      Coast Guard Flood Punt Teams conduct rescue operations in Jacksonville, Florida, Sept. 11, 2017. The Coast Guard has deployed assets and resources from across the country to assist in rescue operations for Hurricane Irma. (U.S. Coast Guard courtesy photo/Released)      Coast Guard Flood Punt Teams conduct rescue operations in Jacksonville, Florida, Sept. 11, 2017. The Coast Guard has deployed assets and resources from across the country to assist in rescue operations for Hurricane Irma. (U.S. Coast Guard courtesy photo/Released) Coast Guard Flood Punt Teams conduct rescue operations in Jacksonville, Florida, Sept. 11, 2017. The Coast Guard has deployed assets and resources from across the country to assist in rescue operations for Hurricane Irma. (U.S. Coast Guard courtesy photo/Released) Coast Guard Flood Punt Teams conduct rescue operations in Jacksonville, Florida, Sept. 11, 2017. The Coast Guard has deployed assets and resources from across the country to assist in rescue operations for Hurricane Irma. (U.S. Coast Guard courtesy photo/Released) Coast Guard Flood Punt Teams conduct rescue operations in Jacksonville, Florida, Sept. 11, 2017. The Coast Guard has deployed assets and resources from across the country to assist in rescue operations for Hurricane Irma. (U.S. Coast Guard courtesy photo/Released) 

      Editors’ Note: Click on images to download high resolution version.

      JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Coast Guard Flood Punt Teams rescued more than 100 people Monday in Jacksonville.

      The Coast Guard has deployed assets and resources from across the country to assist in rescue operations for Hurricane Irma. 

      Coast Guard Flood Punt Team from Marine Safety Unit Paducah, Kentucky, saved 91 lives and 41 pets.

      Coast Guard Flood Punt Team from Marine Safety Unit Huntington, West Virginia, saved 18 lives, 5 pets and conducted 150 wellness checks.

      Coast Guard Flood Punt Team from Marine Safety Unit Sector Lower Mississippi River, Tennessee saved 9 lives, a pet and conducted 900 wellness checks. 

       

      For more breaking news follow us on Twitter and Facebook.

       

      -USCG-

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    • Sep 11, 2017by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      Bahamas Chatter: “Bahamas Update after Irma” plus 1 more

      Explorer Charts - the best charts for the Bahamas and Exumas

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      Bahamas Chatter: “Bahamas Update after Irma” plus 1 more

      		 

      Bahamas Update after Irma

      Posted: 11 Sep 2017 05:16 AM PDT

      We have received bits and pieces of information from various sources and will continue to post them here as they come in. We invite you to post text and links and pictures as you get them.
      Thanks,
      Monty and Sara Lewis
      Explorer Chartbooks

      Peace and Plenty Hotel in George Town, Exuma, reported moderate damage to their dock but little damage otherwise.

      Exuma Yacht Club suffered serious damage to its docks. A major rebuild will be required.

      We had a report of Big Major’s Swimming Pigs with no harm done. The Central and Northern Exumas did not seem to suffer any damage except perhaps for beach erosion and some downed trees.

      Long Island was spared any major damage. The odd thing was all the water being pushed out of the bank side, leaving the western flats exposed.

      A video of Acklins showed a walk along the western shoreline revealing thousands of dead fish washed up. Again, water was pushed off the bank side exposing flats and habitats.

      Ragged Island took a bad hit with buildings destroyed.

      Bimini experienced water over the streets and many buildings with floors under water as well as marina docks under water and being hammered by waves. No report on the extent of damage.

      Updates for Turks & Caicos

      Posted: 11 Sep 2017 05:03 AM PDT

      We will continue to post news from Irma’s passage as we get it. Please feel free to send us more information to share.

      Sara and Monty Lewis

      TCI photos
      http://tinyurl.com/ybgtmqjk

      More pix
      https://www.dropbox.com/sh/6bxfl1xyxz9svjb/AAAvh4TCx0w3QffSJzs8KYBsa?dl=0

      baci and shark bite

      baci

      Turtle Cove entrance

      Turtle Cove Shops

      Sept. 9, From Dan at TCI Villas:
      Thankfully I still have not heard of any loss of life or injuries. We have heard back on the condition of most villas and almost without exception the damage is very minimal. A status on power/water/communications/airport is below

      Water – Statement from the water company – Following yesterday’s temporary switch on, Provo Water Company have identified and fixed a number of bursts caused by Hurricane Irma. We shall be switching on water supply again today between the hours of 4 p.m. and 7 p.m., so once again encourage customers to fill water containers between those hours to have water available when the water supply is switched off again. We again request that any leaks or bursts observed are reported to 231-0705. This will enable us to record and attend to those leaks, to more quickly restore normal operations at the earliest opportunity. If you do not have cell service, you can report observed leaks via this page. Thank you for your assistance and patience while we restore the network.
      Power – Fortis trucks can be seen throughout the island making repairs. As soon as the airport opens Fortis said it will bring in 50+ additional workers to help get power lines restored. They estimate 2-3 weeks until power is largely restored. A statement from them is attached
      Communications – The cell phone voice network is mostly down however the cell phone data network is operating sporadicly. I have had success calling the island over the data network as opposed to the cell phone network. The free app “Whatsapp” can be used to make/receive voice calls over the data network.. This app also has a texting feature.
      Airport – PRESS RELEASE HURRICANE IRMA ?UPDATE? #2?: Flight Operations Soon Restored
      PROVIDENCIALES, Turks & Caicos Islands, Saturday, September 9th, 2017– The Turks and Caicos Islands Airports Authority (TCIAA) announces that flight operations will soon be restored as we assess the aftermath of the storm and first focus on emergency and rescue flights.
      Scheduled carrier flights remain suspended within the Turks & Caicos Islands until further notice.
      Flight operations are expected to resume at all Airports as soon as possible, since the ” All Clear” has been issued.
      As the airport operator and air navigation service provider, the Airports Authority remains committed to the safety of aircraft, passengers, staff and other users of the airport. The Authority regrets any inconvenience caused and passengers are asked to contact their respective airlines for flight scheduling.
      The Airports Authority is grateful that we are able to survive this storm and will continue to focus on restoration efforts to ensure minimal disruption of service.
      END

      I previously mentioned that the beach in Turtle Cove is new and improved with a lot of sand. Here are some photos. This was taken in front of Conch Beach Villa (formerly Conch Pearl) which is just to the right of bridge road on coconut rd.

      I will continue to send updates as I know them.

      all best regards,
      Dan (TCI Villas)

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    • Sep 11, 2017by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      3:45 p.m. storm update: Charleston deals with ‘incredible flooding,’ tornado warnings

       
        STORM ALERT
       
       

      You 3:45 p.m. storm update: Charleston deals with ‘incredible flooding,’ tornado warnings as Irma passes

      Irma’s eye may have not entered the state, but it’s massive bands stretching 415 miles from its center plowed through the Charleston area Monday, wreaking havoc with heavy flooding and multiple tornado warnings in parts of the Lowcountry. …
       
       
       
       

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    • Sep 11, 2017by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      Report from Staniel Cay Yacht Club, Exumas, Bahamas

      Welcome to the Staniel Cay Yacht Club, your own paradise in the middle of the beautiful Exumas.

      Staniel Cay Yacht Club, a favorite destination for cruisers in the Exumas, has always been most accommodating for its guests and Cruisers’Net is so glad to hear from Chris Pitney that they have survived Irma virtually unscathed! Staniel Cay Yacht Club is a longtime SALTY SOUTHEAST CRUISERS’ NET SPONSOR.

      Hi All – just wanted to let you know that we escaped with virtually no significant damage at SCYC and the island in general.

      Re-opening schedule:
      Bar (open)
      Fuel Dock (open)
      Restaurant (open Tuesday)
      Hotel (open Thursday)
      Marina (open Thursday)

      We hope you all made it through the storm OK!
      Thanks,
      Chris
      SCYC

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