Which has *what* to do with anything? For that matter, I'd call them
"Big" long before I'd call them "high speed"!


Really? Can't find any mentions for the word "big" as it applies to a ferry in
Chapmans. Could you clear it up for us? What is a BIG ferry size range as
determined by the CG or anyone?

Thanks again!

RB

You don't even know when they are running, and
yet you are sure you can see them in fog or rain?

It's like kicking a dead dog...but...Please show the group where I said I could
see then in the fog in rain.
Hmmmm?

We're waiting!

RB

Are you sure that you aren't actually a stink-potter trying to pretend
he's a sailor?


Why? Do powerboaters crash into tugs all of the time? Tell us about it?

Bwahahahaha!

RB

Bzzzt! Incorrect, as you already found and admitted when you mentioned
the Foxwoods Ferries.

Nope. They are faster, but still not even close to hydrafoils. It's all pretty
relative. No specific term exists.
You lose again!

RB

I live quite a bit further from Port Jeff than you do.

So tell us why you can't recall how many ferry boats there are?

RB

50 knots? Oh, boo hoo! Bushsprit is Soooooooo busted!

"The high speed ferry industry is well developed and has operated for
a number of years in foreign countries as well as in several U. S.

Still no specifics as to what high speed is, please post the low end cut off!

Like candy from a baby!

RB