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Joe wrote:
I don't know about you but I've come into different gulf ports over a 1000 times and have never been stopped by the USCG...Never. Infact, I have never in my life been stopped or boarded by the Coast Guard inshore or offshore. I guess you look honest. How many here have ever been stopped by the USCG? What did they do? Yes, a couple of times. Most recently in Charleston, we were down there with relatives including our two beautiful teen-age nieces. They were sunbathing on the upper deck and a number of boats came close to look, including some racers in the E-Scow district regatta. Can't blame the Coasties for doing the same, I'm sure some of those E-Scow sailors would have come aboard too if they could have thought up a good excuse. All the times we have been boarded by the USCG they have been very professional. I always ask them to sign our log, too. Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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Good idea.
"DSK" wrote All the times we have been boarded by the USCG they have been very professional. I always ask them to sign our log, too. |
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