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Good morning. How many first come balls are there now? Headed up this morning. Thanks.
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I don’t know the exact number. There are quite a few. The holding for anchoring is outstanding so the number of balls is not a big issue there.
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Thanks! Here now, plenty available and looks like many people anchored as well. Thank you.
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I was pleasantly pleased at how well the channel was marked. On our way there from NS, just as we got close, we got hit with a zero vis squall. I ended up orbiting my waypoint for about 40 minutes and was just about to head back to Gorda when it finally cleared and I could see the island right in front of us. Plenty of balls as mentioned.
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