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I see your point. Trouble is that they set off EPIRBS and/or relatives
demand they be rescued... Cheers MC Simple Simon wrote: Donals Dilemma wrote in message ... On Tue, 2 Dec 2003 18:56:07 -0500, "Simple Simon" wrote: Hey, a lot of successful voyaging has to do as much with seamanship as it has to do with a seaworthy vessel. Poor seamanship can result in the loss of even the stoutest vessel. S.Simon And going to sea ill prepared is a recipe for disaster. True but it should be every man's right to do as he damn well pleases without some big brother interference. As long as a man goes out and drowns himself and doesn't call in rescuers it's his own affair. If and when any sailor calls in rescuers all expenses should be born by the caller. To hell with government interference in such mundane and personal choices such as sailing. S.Simon |
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