http://www.jacksonville-boating.com/blog Waterfront Living in Jacksonville, Florida Wed, 30 Dec 2009 22:14:50 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en There are some fantastic marinas in the Jacksonville area. Coming in the St. John’s River from offshore you will cross the IntraCoastal Waterway (Sister's Creek on the north) about 2 miles up river, and then, continuing west, you will go up the Saint's John River to Arlington and on to Jacksonville. After about ... http://www.jacksonville-boating.com/blog/?p=7 First of all, on the ICW especially, but on any inland waterway, apparent water does not mean depth enough for your vessel, as probably know by now, personally. If you do happen to bend over at the helm to pick up your fork, or your cell phone, etc. back down on ... http://www.jacksonville-boating.com/blog/?p=6 I noticed when I was heading west on the St. John’s River from Blount Island the other day, going to help someone on a house boat up near the Navy base, that there were some big cans, 55 gallon drums, with eyebolts in the top of them, anchored in the ... http://www.jacksonville-boating.com/blog/?p=5 Thursday, October 25th, 2007 Thanks to Maxie Gregory for sending this nice photo of Jim and Kevin Gregory at Kingsley Lake Spring 2007!     http://www.jacksonville-boating.com/blog/?p=4 June 16, 2007 A sailing yacht (40+ ft. Vagabond, ketch rigged) coming from Green Cove Springs, FL sailed out of the St. John’s river, Jacksonville, FL and headed south with a gentle NE breeze of about 12-15 knots. As she was cruising along nicely at about 4 knots, a mile off the beach the ... http://www.jacksonville-boating.com/blog/?p=3 Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging! http://www.jacksonville-boating.com/blog/?p=1