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A Free Mooring In The Ha-Ha Spirit

By Richard | October 5, 2007 | Port San Luis |

 "We’d like to offer use of our mooring in Port San Luis, on California’s Central Coast, to any of the Ha-Ha boats heading south," writes Richard Boren of the Port San Luis-based Pearson 365 Third Day. "We’ve already gone further south to meet fellow Ha-Ha’ers in San Diego. Our mooring is #670, weighs 1,700 pounds, and should be secure for boats up to 45 feet. If anyone is interested, they can email me for the GPS coordinates and more information."

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