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Wally
 
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Bobsprit wrote:
Yup, that's one consideration. As Neal says, though, not having them
might make one more cautious and aware, and thus more careful about
how one moves around.

Yep. Good plan. In fact you should carry no safety gear at all, which
will make you VERY careful!
Holy halibut.


Have you ever sailed a dinghy? Like, with no lifelines, no harness, no
barometric windspeed toys, and no ornamental knives? It's a bit different
from a large yacht - on a dinghy, if you stay *inboard*, you fall in the
water.


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