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"Joe" wrote: There is nothing finer than sailing at night in the right conditions. Here are a few running lights I've seen in the past. (1). While entering Galveston bay from the Gulf of Mexico late one night I thought I was seeing things! After the jetties and close to Point Bolivar I saw a strange arrangement of running lights. The boat was coming straight towards us and I could see the standard running lights. The strange thing was the Blue over White lights on the mast. What did I meet head on? And what side should I pass on. It was me, bearing down upon the seas in my Aerostar. You should have jumped overboard while waving your white flag! (2). In the Straits of Gibralter I meet another boat at night. This time I could also tell it was coming strait at us. You could see the standard runnings lights, but on the mast and forearms there was a triangle of green lights over a white light. What did I meet head-on and what side can I pass by close-by? You meet an alien from Nevada. Resistance is futile, you know! hahaaa LP (bored to death) |
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