weatherwindow wrote:Evening.
Since I live in Miami and own a home on a canal in Key Largo. I guess I need to decide if there is anything to really be concerned with. And if so what to expect and what type of prep to do.
Well, being on a canal in the Keys does pose certain issues above and beyond just "getting up and going". No reason to do anything quite yet but keep an ear to the latest. My father in law lives in Key Largo Village and on the water, so I can share your angst.[/quote]
Thanks Chaser,
on stilts but sill have to worry about down stairs securing the boat. Now some are talking possible hurricane. I am just up the road from your father, lake surprise.[/quote]
Hello, MST...Fyi, assume you are familiar with a 6 point tie-off for canal moored craft?...If not, several publications lay it out in detail. If you have any questions, feel free to PM me..Conchs have to stick together
http://www.aicw.org/pdfs/hurricane-manual.pdf[/quote]
Thank you,
Yes I am in this case it's on the trailer. But as you know still things to do. Grew up in Key West still go down couple times a year.