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Old 16-01-2021, 06:00   #1
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Hi Everyone,

I am a new owner of a 74 Bristol 27 that I bought in Myrtle beach and a going to bring back to Jacksonville via the ICW in tomorrow. Not much boating experience and very little sailing (just a dinghy on a lake as a kid.)

So any tips, links to anchorages along the way is very welcome.
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Old 16-01-2021, 06:42   #2
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Greetings and welcome aboard the CF, Dave.
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Welcome to CF. I would like to see one of those Bristol's up close some day, congrats.

Asking today for tomorrow is a little hurried.
I would start another thread titled 'Myrtle Beach to JAX via ICW info needed ASAP' or something like that to get the non meet and greet people.
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Welcome to CF. I would like to see one of those Bristol's up close some day, congrats.

Asking today for tomorrow is a little hurried.
I would start another thread titled 'Myrtle Beach to JAX via ICW info needed ASAP' or something like that to get the non meet and greet people.
Here is a Bristol 27 you can see up close.

The guy sailed it across 3 oceans. It looks a bit rough, but that just goes to show how strong of a boat they are.

https://towndock.net/shippingnews/se...-and-alexandra

The attached pictures are of my Bristol 27. I repainted the interior.

Also here is a link to the Bristol 27 site:

http://www.bristol27.com/
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Here is a Bristol 27 you can see up close.

The guy sailed it across 3 oceans. It looks a bit rough, but that just goes to show how strong of a boat they are.

https://towndock.net/shippingnews/se...-and-alexandra

The attached pictures are of my Bristol 27. I repainted the interior.

Also here is a link to the Bristol 27 site:

Bristol27.com

Thanks T. I hope to see one / sail one in person someday. Sean is something else. I know you sail yours quite a bit too.
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Hi and welcome from Ontario Canada [emoji846]

As a fellow "old boater", a 1974 Grampian 26, welcome to the CF.

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