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Old 06-20-2006, 07:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Pure Energy
I've done the trip from Stoney Pt. to our home in Greenport. It is a beautiful ride. Long Island has alot to offer.
Especially the South shore. Just got to watch out for 'em sandbars.
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Wait a Minute ...you talk about Chesapeake Bay ...????...i have a only a 25 and 2 week of vacation ... ...it`s look like you advice me to LIS ....can you show me some picture ??...and the water ???...is beautiful ???....

And for the Delaware Bay ...CasinoRunner....the Intracoastal ...the water look like ????? just to be able to drop down the temperature of our body !!!!!...( be able swimming ??? )

Thank`s again .....i am sure you going to give me a better idea of what to do in my vacation !!!!!
and hope to see you in the near futur ......
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Originally Posted by Stormrider
How many days will you be running and how long in each port do you like to stay?
All the trip we made ...our day trip look like that .....
- start around 10;30 in the morning ....and run for about 3 to 4 hour at cruising speed of 35 Mph .....
- one stop for lunch and swimming ...
- stay in the marina for the night .....and if it`s possible some night at ancher in a bay...and drink a real Canadian Beer

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I boat regularly on LIS and have boated down by Wildwood & Atlantic City....Both are Great places to boat so either way you'll have a great time. Personally I think the kids would have a better time in Wildwood/Ocean City, etc, with all the rides and things to do there. But if you want to spend more time boating and less time running around, I would do LIS.
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I'd go the NJ route, not because I live down here, but because of the kids. As was said above, there are plenty of places on your way down with rides, games, water parks, and boardwalks.
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Which water way have the better water quality ?????......
and bring me some picture !!!!
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Old 06-20-2006, 09:20 AM
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Once you get out to eastern LI sound, the water is clean.
With the kids, you should spend a day or two at Fire Island, then from there you can run West back to NYC.
Fire Island has no cars, and is a great place for kids!!! Awsome beaches.

Greenport... Townsend Manor Inn. 93octane. good pool and a walk to town. Town has a carousel w/ brass ring. Greenport is classic East End w/o the pretensiosness(sp?) of Hamptons.

If you do LI sound run, here's how i'd do it.
Run and stay the connecticut side running east.
1. Essex CT - 1nite
2. Mystic CT (seaport) - 1nite
3. Newport (big homes from turn o' the century). 1-2 nite
4. Marthas Vinyard... Edgartown is the place to stay (Jaws filmed there!) 1-2nite
5. Back west to Block Island 1-2 nite
6. Montauk... 1 nite
7. Greenport 1-2 nite (can go to shelter island and Sag harbor from there.
8. Run from Greenport, thru the Shinnecock Canal and run the outside to Fire Island.
9. Fire Island for 2 nites.
10 Head West, come in Jones Beach, have lunch in Freeport or @ Paddy Magees or Jordans Lobster. Run back out of East Rockaway Inlet to the city.

Should be a great managable trip.
Every day should be 3hrs, or much less on the boat.
Sorry, I've got no pics.

BTw.. how old are the kids you'll be with?
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Here's a couple of LI pics. These are from Gardiner's Bay, a few miles from the Sound heading towards Greenport
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View from a beach in Greenport looking towards Shelter Island. 1st one is the view from our house
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Originally Posted by Stormrider
Once you get out to eastern LI sound, the water is clean.
With the kids, you should spend a day or two at Fire Island, then from there you can run West back to NYC.
Fire Island has no cars, and is a great place for kids!!! Awsome beaches.

Greenport... Townsend Manor Inn. 93octane. good pool and a walk to town. Town has a carousel w/ brass ring. Greenport is classic East End w/o the pretensiosness(sp?) of Hamptons.

If you do LI sound run, here's how i'd do it.
Run and stay the connecticut side running east.
1. Essex CT - 1nite
2. Mystic CT (seaport) - 1nite
3. Newport (big homes from turn o' the century). 1-2 nite
4. Marthas Vinyard... Edgartown is the place to stay (Jaws filmed there!) 1-2nite
5. Back west to Block Island 1-2 nite
6. Montauk... 1 nite
7. Greenport 1-2 nite (can go to shelter island and Sag harbor from there.
8. Run from Greenport, thru the Shinnecock Canal and run the outside to Fire Island.
9. Fire Island for 2 nites.
10 Head West, come in Jones Beach, have lunch in Freeport or @ Paddy Magees or Jordans Lobster. Run back out of East Rockaway Inlet to the city.


BTw.. how old are the kids you'll be with?
This is what i am looking for .......when you go in a place for the first time ...and you can have advice from a guy like you ......i realy appreciate it.....i will show this to my friend and it should help us a lot !!!!!!...our children are all betwen 8 to 10 year old .... thank`s a lot Pure Energy for the pictures .... it will help us for sure !!!!!!
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