My plan is to arrive firing and then to keep the heads of the locals down with suppressing fire throughout the duration of my stay . The length of my visit will therefore depend on how much ammo I can carry.
The trick when abroad is to fit in with local customs and I feel CF.com has well equipped me to deal with US folks
My plan is to arrive firing and then to keep the heads of the locals down with suppressing fire throughout the duration of my stay . The length of my visit will therefore depend on how much ammo I can carry.
The trick when abroad is to fit in with local customs and I feel CF.com has well equipped me to deal with US folks
My biggest fear is getting attached to a shark
LMAO David
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Bill Streep
San Antonio, TX (but cruising) www.janandbill.com
we spent the last 2 decs and part of jan there without any issues - just watch where you dock you dink and chain it if you feel uncomfortable - we saw a lot chained but never did ours -
as for onboard break ins -- never heard of one althrough i guess they could be going on -
Anchor at Belle Island South and go North 500 yds under the bridge and tie your dinghy to the police dock, the sign says 20 minutes only but not enforced. You will be walking distance to South Beach with buses to everywhere. Make sure your dinghy is registered and has all the night lights.
If your boat is rigged like you're a newby you might be targeted by tweakers. Most cruisers are left alone because they look a little "salty" and are pretty much prepared.