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"otnmbrd" wrote in message hlink.net... G Again, not knowing the area (well, I know it, but it's been awhile and I'd need to see some charts), you may have been stand on, but the others may have considered you to be "shall not impede", i.e. one mans narrow channel, is another mans open sound. otn, interesting point: which ultimitely leads to having an agreement with the vessels involved that no rule can provide yes i have been running it thru my mind and come to the same conclusion: my mistake is clearly that i was not monitoring the radio or making radio contact with the 2 vessels to understand they're intentions. gf. |
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"gonefishiing" wrote
what would you have done differently? Stayed in America? |
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