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The only other boat in the lock with us and behind us in the canal was a 50' Sailboat. He drew 6' of water and apparently had no problems
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Sunrise on Albemarle Sound
Lock at southern end of Great Dismal Swamp Canal. Down 9 Feet to Pamunkey River and thence to Elizabeth City and Albemarle Sound
There were lots of instances of damage to homes/piers and timber due to Isabel's passage about a month prior to our transit.
The only other boat in the lock with us and behind us in the canal was a 50' Sailboat. He drew 6' of water and apparently had no problems
After the rigors of Chesapeake Bay, the calm water of the Great Dismal Swamp Canal was a pleasant respite. Lots of wildlife!
Transit of Great Dismal Swamp Canal. Garmin 182C did a great job, sonar module is terrific. Depth never less than 6' Despite recent Hurricane Isabel Passage
Entering North Lock, Great Dismal Swamp Canal, Intercoastal Waterway. Nine foot rise to the Canal
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The only other boat in the lock with us and behind us in the canal was a 50' Sailboat. He drew 6' of water and apparently had no problems

The only other boat in the lock with us and behind us in the canal was a 50' Sailboat. He drew 6' of water and apparently had no problems
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Captain's Choice Transit down ICW from Potomac River south to Albemarle Sound and return. About a week in all. Departed 18 October, returned 25 October 2003
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