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Bay of Fundy and St. John River aboard 28 TE On-Rush
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hjonas
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Bay of Fundy and St. John River aboard 28 TE On-Rush
We have completed a great trip down the Bay of Fundy and up the St. John River this summer.If anyone is interested in the details let me know and I would be happy to discuss them. Most of the offshore work was in zero visibilty and we ran from Cross Island, ME to St. John without ever seeing anything. The river is without fog and is a beautiful place to cruise with great coves and harbors and really nice people (even the cable ferry captains are polite and welcome you to the river). The Reversing Falls (rapids) are not a problem as long as you calculate times of slack water. Hank JonasOn-RushAlbin 28 TEPS Our Spectra Watermaker is working well and keeps us in fresh water...
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