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Originally Posted by messagedbottle
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Well, the further upriver you go in the Delta, the fewer sailboats you'll find as year-round residents. The big thing up there is the covered slip, which makes it possible to inhabit one's boat without melting. But covered slips are for powerboats, not sailboats. So the sailboats, especially large sailboats, have to sit out in the sun, which can become pretty unbearable unless you're out on the hook in a decent breeze.
I spend a couple weeks up in the Delta every summer, and it's a religious
experience, but only because I'm able to jump into the
water every half hour or so when it's hot. And drink plenty of cold brew. As much as we love the Delta, it's always a bit of a relief to get back to the Bay area and have to don a sweater at night.