Breadcrumb Photo Gallery Member Boats Ariel at Home Ariel at Home Last updated by System administrator November 23, 2008 Ariel, our Cape Dory 36, at rest in her slip in St. Joseph, Michigan. Dock lines Permalink You noticed! She was tied up for a forecasted storm - we doubled the lines - because our marina experiences a lot of surge when the wind is strong from off the lake. Her 20,000 pounds gets surging fore and aft and she stretches and breaks docklines. Lines Permalink With the number of dock lines, it looks like you're in a hurricane hole??? Member Links Lifeline Newsletter Become a Member How to Join Member Benefits & Discounts Membership Application About the GLCC A Bit of History Contact Us Active forum topics Now Available as a Recording in the GLCCSchool – Great Lakes Marine Weather Essentials Package – Part 4: Thunderstorm Primer/Creating Your Own Weather ForecastNow Available as a Recording in the GLCCSchool – Diesel 3: “I’m Cool but My Diesel Is Hot,” Marine Diesel Cooling SystemsThursday in the GLCCSchool – Common Phrases with Nautical OriginsBringing Salty Dog home.FOR SALE “BLUE CHIP” Grand Banks 42 Classic #1163 $229,000 10% discount to GLCC membersMore
Dock lines Permalink You noticed! She was tied up for a forecasted storm - we doubled the lines - because our marina experiences a lot of surge when the wind is strong from off the lake. Her 20,000 pounds gets surging fore and aft and she stretches and breaks docklines.
Dock lines
PermalinkYou noticed! She was tied up for a forecasted storm - we doubled the lines - because our marina experiences a lot of surge when the wind is strong from off the lake. Her 20,000 pounds gets surging fore and aft and she stretches and breaks docklines.
Lines
PermalinkWith the number of dock lines, it looks like you're in a hurricane hole???