Many have asked me about Middle River. Here's a nice article from Chesapeake Boating magazine.
http://www.chesapeakeboating.net/Media/ ... iver-.aspx
It can be a little daunting on the weekend. Very busy. But, if your looking for a mid-week cruise spot, it's pretty nice.
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Destination: Middle River?
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Re: Destination: Middle River?
I have been to EYC (Eastern Yacht Club) and it was nice. Nowhere else though.
Maybe someday after I get out of Canada.....
Maybe someday after I get out of Canada.....
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1983 40 Albin trunk cabin
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Re: Destination: Middle River?
My wife grew up sailing with sisters on Middle River years ago. Question for you. We are in retirement and doing more cruising on our Albin 28. When we sailed we pulled a dinghy behind us for going ashore but we never had any speed to worry about. Is this option worth the hassle? Any ideas like fastening raft on back? Thanks.