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![]() "Jeff Morris" jeffmo@NoSpam-sv-lokiDOTcom wrote in message ... I assume there was good visibility, so these weren't actually anchor signals. Visibility was 2 miles. There were three ships anchored in the area, and there were no other signals for at least an hour before and after. They were quite clearly a starboard signal, closely followed by an astern signal. I expected the 3 toots to carry on to 5, although I couldn't see any obvious reason. I wondered if these ships actually manoeuvre while at anchor, and if the horn was automatically controlled. I also wondered if a child might have been on the bridge?????? Regards Donal -- |
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