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Sounds a lot like you're making this all up, though the possibility you were
changing your pants is looking stronger. You had two GPS's on board and you were lost? "JAXAshby" wrote in message ... Jax is referring to Diamond Shoals which are easily avoided in good weather by going outside of the lighthouse. There are no rocks in the area. two things. a.) the markers are there to mark things you can hit, and b.) I remember many, many more lights for two or three or four or more hours while we were going through at night. I remember at one point we were within 20 seconds of turning around because we couldn't see the next light, when I saw it, followed by maybe 10 seconds later by the owner, who was a career merchant marine and had a couple decades racing offshore. jeffies, if you don't think there weren't things to hit and break up a boat there, certainly the owner of the boat did. And avoiding the Gulf Stream to the east was the reason we were in so close. jeffies, guys in training wheels don't normally even think of rounding Hatteras, predictions of a flat calm or not. |
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