Hmmm, lemme think... Two years ago, got there early in the morning. Pulled up on the SouthEast side and stayed the day. The day was uneventful as far as problems went, but later in the afternoon a girl in one of the boats behind us go too close to a stainless prob and put a good gash on her leg. First aid was applied but she needed stitches. This was before the lane was kept open. I, being tall, walked out to where the Sheriff was attempting to come in on his Boston Whaler and walked him in thru all the anchor lines. Had to walk my boat out too when it was time for us to leave.
Last year, Achored a little farther away from shore. Same side. Helped a few other, anchoring challenged people, get properly hooked and rafted around us. When the storm blew in, I was putting up the final piece of canvas when I noticed this 23 footer drift by with apparently no one on board. I jumped back in and grabed ahold of it to stop it from bashing any other boats. As I was putting a line to the bow of it I noticed movement on it. I went around and there was two guys down in the cuddy staying out of the rain. I hollered and told them they were adrift so they both came out. Thanked me so catching them. Then went in search of thier anchor. As I went back to secure the line better to my stern cleat, lightning cracked less than 50 feet from us. I literly flew back into my boat. The two anchoring challenged went in search of thier anchor. It apparently had been cut. I figure they weren't real popular where ever they had originally been anchored. After the storm blew past, I took a walk to the island. As I got up by the beach, there was small fishing type fiberglass boat with two large fellers and one drunk chick sitting in it. She was tossing all their beer cans out of the boat and the guys were watching to see if anyone said anything with the obvious outcome being they wanted to start a fight. I simply shook my head and continued on.
I didn't make it to J2 last year. We drove by but didn't stop. Went over to Basset instead and had a nice quiet day.