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Old 03-12-2021, 03:59 PM   #1
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Has anyone seen the plans that show what exactly these changes would have looked like? I ask as I find the docks right now rather tight to get into and simply extending them in length out further would seem to make that issue worse.

We used to go over and watch people try to get in and out - crazy especially if someone was backing out from a shoreline spot and it was windy. Large/oversized/wide boats at the end of the pier almost blocks everyone in.

Good place to get your boat ding'd up.
I have sat there in amazement as people plow into other boats. I understand it can be tough at times but going slow is always the answer. I agree of there were more length to the dock there would be more dings but the risk of dings has always been the risk of docking there in the first place. I have been hit many times but lucky for me never had any damage.
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Old 03-12-2021, 07:24 PM   #2
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These problems don’t exist in winter and one reason I love winter so much. Jump on your sled and ride.... :-)
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