Lock-up the dingy in the Exumas?

[team karst]

Testing my ss cable on the dink now in ft lauderdale. Hoping 1/4” 7x19 is enuf

[letsgetsailing3]

Originally Posted by team karst

Testing my ss cable on the dink now in ft lauderdale. Hoping 1/4” 7x19 is enuf

Just needs to be better locked up and uglier than the one next to it.

[letsgetsailing3]

Originally Posted by lestersails

I thought the 'decent' thieves were the CEOs of large corporations

Behind every great fortune there is a crime.
—Balzac

You know, stealing a dinghy might seem like a great crime, but I don't think that's what Balzac had in mind.

The CEOs come and go, and you don't even realize anything is missing.

[Cynara]

You should be in Long Beach California. Really bad here too. Sorry not actually sailing related

[team karst]

Originally Posted by Cynara

You should be in Long Beach California. Really bad here too. Sorry not actually sailing related

Well, we did arrive in Exuma today. Will report on the dink situation as needed[emoji847]

[AllenRbrts]

Dinghies do go missing here, but in almost all cases it is a failure of the painter not a thief. Lift your dinghy to be safe, or use two painters.

[CarlF]

There’s a special place in cruiser hell for people who insist on locking their dinghy at the Exumas market dinghy dock in Georgetown.