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Landing Zone! on Manatee River, Palmetto, FL by Winston Fowler
Landing Zone!
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Shared Photo: Lion Fish
Lion Fish photo taken by Winston Fowler at Guy Harvey Outpost at St. Pete Beach, FL
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Amenities Galore, What Are You Waiting For? Longboat Key Club Moorings, GICW Statute Mile 77.5, Sarasota, FL
Longboat Key Club Moorings, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, guards the western shores of Sarasota Bay, north of the city of Sarasota, and south of Longboat Pass.
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Spring Travel: Fun in the Sun, NC Intracoastal Waterway
Nice article on the North Carolina Waterway by By Blake Guthrie for the AJC.
Spring travel: Fun in the sun
Atlanta Journal Constitution1 Facebook Likes, 1 Facebook Reactions
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Things to Do on the Waterways of Chesapeake, Virginia
GoChesapeake, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, is an organization dedicated to promoting waterway tourism for economic prosperity in the Chesapeake, Virginia area.
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The historic Dismal Swamp Canal connects southeastern Virginia to northeastern North Carolina and is recognized as the oldest, continuously operating waterway in the United States. Originally built in the early 1790s, the canal historically served as a trade route from Virginia to North Carolina. Today, the canal is part of the Intracoastal Waterway and hosts pleasure boaters navigating their way between the Chesapeake Bay and the Albemarle Sound.
Nearby Lake Drummond feeds the Dismal Swamp Canal and controls its overall depth. Minimum canal depths average 6 ½ feet with the canal, its locks and bridges accommodating watercraft up to 50 feet wide and 300 feet in length.
The 22-mile canal flows through the heart of the Great Dismal Swamp, offering explorers magnificent terrain views and glimpses of its diverse wildlife. Atlantic white cypress trees line the canal banks as deer, river otters and the occasional black bear romp in this outdoor refuge. Travelers navigating the canal during spring and fall migration can spot migratory, neo-tropical birds passing through the region during their bi-annual pilgrimage.
The Dismal Swamp Canal’s two locks and bridges operate 365 days a year, weather conditions permitting. The two locks that bookend the Dismal Swamp Canal operate four times a day at 8:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 1:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers maintains the canal as part of the Intracoastal Waterway.
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Update on Old Bahama Bay Marina, Bahamas
Now that many of you are in southern waters and maybe headed for the Bahamas, don’t miss this opportunity to link with the Royal Marsh Harbour Yacht Club, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR!. Our thanks to Jim Lund for sharing this update on Old Bahama Bay Marina.
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Bimini Sands Marina Inlet Video from Capt. Steve Russell
Our thanks to Steve Russell for sharing his video of the entrance channel into Bimini Sands Marina.
Entrance Channel into Bimini Sands Marina, Bimini, Bahamas
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Vote Best Small Town for Washington, NC, Pamlico River
Washington is the only NC town in the top six in the Small Business Revolution Main Street competition and they need your vote! Vote once a day through 2/19. See Vote Here link below.
Whether you want to revisit the past, satisfy your curiosities, discover the arts or explore your true nature, you can do it from the heart of the Inner Banks – Washington, North Carolina. Washington City Docks, A CRUISERS’ NET SPONSOR, has proven to be well worth the journey up the Pamlico River.
Vote Washington, North Carolina
Our town, Washington, NC, is in the final phase of the Small Business Revolution contest. A contest with over 12,000 entries and we’ve made it to the Top 6 towns!
Vote Washington
The Small Business Revolution is on a mission to revitalize small towns, one small business at a time. From thousands of nominations, we’ve made it to the Top 6! At this point, the winner is chosen by a nationwide vote, which is where we need your help!
As the only town in North Carolina in the Top 6, show your pride and vote for Washington, NC for the Small Business Revolution Main Street and help us gain national recognition.
The winner will be featured on the HULU series Small Business Revolution with $500,000 infused into the small businesses in Washington, NC. Please help us by voting Washington from 2/12 thru 2/19. You can vote once per day, per email address & per IP address. The winning town will be announcedon February 26 and we look forward to celebrating with you!
To receive daily text reminders to vote and to stay up to date with standings and announcements, text @mywash to 81010
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Saga of the Sinking of Cargo Ship The Marine Electric
Click below for the frightening story of the Coast Guard’s efforts to rescue the crew of the Marine Electric off the coast of Virginia.
Shipwreck that Changed the Coast Guard Forever
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AIWA Posts Membership Gains via Cruisers Net
Pat yourselves on the back, dear Cruisers Net users. Your Cruisers Net Team is very PROUD of YOU! The lobbying work of AIWA is crucial to keeping the Waterway navigable and your membership dollars directly impact their vital work. But let’s not stop here, please continue to join and encourage your boating neighbors to do likewise, regardless of their homeport.
Dear Cruisers Net family,
I wanted to reach out and thank you and your readers for your support in January. From the new membership sign-ups, it is clear how important the Cruisers Net endorsement is. Looking over the month, we can directly link about 25-30 new individual memberships, one Associate membership, and one Corporate membership to your article and follow-up. In dollars and cents, the contributions total at least $1,700!
Thank you again for your ongoing support and joining us in being the Unified Voice of the Waterway, and helping us take a giant step forward in our efforts to raise awareness for the waterway and for the AIWA.
Respectfully,
Brad
Brad Pickel
Executive Director
Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway Association
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Beaufort, SC 29906
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