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Originally Posted by Chuteman
I would agree on Highlands / Sandy Hook NJ...............spring & fall would be a great time.....................visited a few years back
Visit AHYC - A Popular Stop on the Eastern Seaboard
and you can see Manhattan in the distance.................ferries available to tour NYC in case you do not want to take your yacht to the city.
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Great link, that's the sort of thing I was after..........Atlantic Highlands Municipal Harbor in Atlantic Highlands it is then

. (if it seems to anyone that my
destination is based solely on a link posted on the
Internet by a complete stranger that just happened to contain a couple of nice photos.........then you would be right

. But I have been places for far less reason, and with less knowledge about what was
awaiting me at my destination

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Cool idea = jersey to jersey
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Cheers
Was chatting to a mate about this last Sunday, briefly discussed launching a Jersey to Jersey
Race, but quickly realised this was impractical (and far too much like hard
work 
- as well as involving spending
money 
).......the upside though would be that (IMO) it would be cool for my small company (very small

.....it's basically just me at the moment

) to be able to claim to be the Sponsors of a Transatlantic
Race..........so I am thinking of instead of a "race", making it a "challenge":-
1) Open to all
boat and all crew sizes;
2) Folk can do it in company or alone;
3) Folk can leave on any date they want;
4) The only requirement is that the
passage be non-stop. (Hey, it's Jersey
to Jersey after all!);
5) The reward is a pint of
beer..........and the satisfaction of completing the "Challenge" (and possibly their name "inscribed" on a website

)
(Not sure whether to make it their
and back............don't want anyone doing it just for the
beer

)
I figure "all" I have to do is think of a name for the "Challenge" and build a website and I could then
legitimately claim my company to be the principal sponsors of a prestigous sounding event that actually exists.............the fact that few (if any!) actually make the trip would be irelevent.......
My mate's parting shot was "why aren't you down yer
boat finishing off the forecabin??". I felt that was a low blow