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10-28-2011 | 09:44 PM

#21

thirdchildhood

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From: Clarkston, Michigan

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Originally Posted by mpally

We have never spent the night on the water. Don't you worry about the anchor breaking loose and waking up on the rocks?

Another reason for anchoring in a cove.

10-29-2011 | 01:47 AM

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akaboatman

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From: Baton Rouge La.

Crab Island in Destin Florida is a great place to spend the night on a boat. Idle zone an to shallow for boat traffic.

10-29-2011 | 08:53 AM

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fountainfan42

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From: Gurnee IL

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Originally Posted by PARADOX

WTF?? if it melts plastic and acrylic??!! I hate to see what it did or does to skin???? Neeaaahh . it's ok... I got thick skin.

exactly

10-29-2011 | 10:21 AM

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cdail28590

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From: Windsor, NC

When we stay overnight we stay in area with no traffic, so that helps. We also have solar powered yard lights on top of the house boat so that provides the required lighting without using any of your battery power. You can get them cheap and Lowes and they last all night and are pretty bright.