Me and the crew are pretty excited. First time to do JAX! See you all next Thursday!

Where is the boat ramp anyways.? Where is everyone staying?. I got storage space near by... well about 7-8 miles.
I would love to have the OSO members say hi. I might recognize some of the boats but not the owners. :) I know some great spots in Jax. (I go there for bus. all the time) if anyone interested, besides down town. TTT

I don't need the 368 there that early I don't think. We're leaving sometime that morning and may play golf that afternoon. Still working on that.

Ready to rock either way!! :drink:

It depends on which way the tide is flowing. I'm sure the St John's is tidaly influenced there.

It was 97 a couple weeks ago in Jax. We've been working there the past five weeks, Then a cold front blew through, and it was only 95 the next day.

Just be sure when you register that you sign up for the SUNSET DINNER CRUISE. Catered dinner for $25.00 per person plus a cash bar. Band will be playing on the boat and another one at the LANDING when we return. We will try to have you in bed before daylight so the capt. meeting at 8:am does not interfere with your rest.
Should be a great run to FERNANDINA fri. morn. Be sure to watch for subs in the port and obey all rules. This will be covered in the capt. meeting.

Also, Don't forget us for you detailing needs while you're there. My crew will be in Wednesday and working over at Bill Jr's Shop and also under the bridge by the Hyatt. Call me when you're coming in and I'll let you know the best place to drop.

Donnie
501-804-9084

Bill, I'm not quite sure that I know what you are referring to:party-smiley-004:

I thought I was THE Cash Bar, not just A Cash Bar...... :hitfan::D

The USCG enforces the Naval Vessel Protection Zone inside US territiorial waters. What this means really is they can either shoot at you or just shue you off, come to your house later and give you a really big fine and jail if the case warrants. The reason we use the USCG for the NVPZ is their law enforcement role vice just shooting. They take there jobs really seriously. BTW the 3 engine RHIB's they use can do 60+ knots. Not much compared to a skater but sure keeps them in range of the 50 cal mount. It you are up by the St Mary's inlet and see the SSBN's coming in or out (easy to tell because they are escorted by more and much larger ships), the big USCG ship has much more powerful and accurate weapons. Best bet is to stay greater than 2NM away and all will be good. Should still be able to snap a few shots.:evilb: