"Donal" wrote in message
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"Scotty" wrote in message
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"Donal" wrote

And then there's some who call it a 'Sea'.

Now who would do something like that??

Anyone who had never sailed in a real sea!!


Does the Atlantic Ocean count?

The motion of the waves is much more gentle in the ocean, than in a sea.

That's correct. A sea, like Lake Michigan, can have closely-spaced waves,
making the motion aboard a boat less than gentle. Of course some of those
seas in Europe may even have such waves as well, but who knows for sure. No
one in Europe ever goes sailing outside the rivers and Lake Geneva.

Max

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That's correct. A sea, like Lake Michigan, can have closely-spaced waves,
making the motion aboard a boat less than gentle. Of course some of those
seas in Europe may even have such waves as well, but who knows for sure.
No
one in Europe ever goes sailing outside the rivers and Lake Geneva.

Where do you think that Christopher Columbus originated from?


Regards


Donal
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"Donal" wrote in message
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"Maxprop" wrote in message
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That's correct. A sea, like Lake Michigan, can have
closely-spaced waves,
making the motion aboard a boat less than gentle. Of course
some of those
seas in Europe may even have such waves as well, but who
knows for sure.
No
one in Europe ever goes sailing outside the rivers and Lake
Geneva.

Where do you think that Christopher Columbus originated from?


Ohio?

I heard it was Penn Station.

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"Scotty" wrote in message
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"Donal" wrote in message
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"Maxprop" wrote in message
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That's correct. A sea, like Lake Michigan, can have
closely-spaced waves,
making the motion aboard a boat less than gentle. Of course
some of those
seas in Europe may even have such waves as well, but who
knows for sure.
No
one in Europe ever goes sailing outside the rivers and Lake
Geneva.

Where do you think that Christopher Columbus originated from?


Ohio?