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2023 NA in Bristol R.I. #19118 10/13/22 03:14 PM 10/13/22 03:14 PM
Joined: Jun 2021 Posts: 11 Centerville, MA R Ryan Scudder OP Member
Ryan Scudder OP Member R Joined: Jun 2021 Posts: 11 Centerville, MA	Hey all, I have a question about the NA's. How do some of you get your boats to the desired event? do you sail them or ship them. I have plotted my course for next year and from Hyannis to Bristol is about 70nm. This is full day of power sailing that we are up for. Just wondering if its more of a hassle one way or the other if weather is an issue.. Ryan Scudder, Heater Up #259 Last edited by Ryan Scudder; 10/13/22 03:15 PM. Ryan Scudder/Heat'er Up #259

Re: 2023 NA in Bristol R.I. [Re: Ryan Scudder] #19119 10/13/22 04:19 PM 10/13/22 04:19 PM
Joined: Jun 2020 Posts: 34 Queens, NY B Davis Senior Member
B Davis Senior Member Joined: Jun 2020 Posts: 34 Queens, NY	Way easier to sail in my opinion, but I've never trucked the boat. We're looking at 130miles+ from WLIS

Re: 2023 NA in Bristol R.I. [Re: Ryan Scudder] #19122 10/14/22 09:39 AM 10/14/22 09:39 AM
Joined: Jun 2010 Posts: 17 New York P pez Member
pez Member P Joined: Jun 2010 Posts: 17 New York	That's an easy trip to get to NAs via your own bottom. I'm sure the Annapolis fleet would be jealous. Dock to Dock I have about 65nm. Last edited by pez; 10/14/22 09:45 AM. "The sea is selective; slow at recognition of effort and aptitude, but fast in sinking the unfit." - Felix Riesenberg

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