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On Tuesday 28 December 2004 9:56 am in rec.boats.cruising Art Mosher wrote:

Curiosity? Should not the Tsunami wave affect a high seas cruising
boat? I have seen no mention of it anywhere; but would have thought
there would be some damage to boats at sea. ??


They would probably never notice it, just a long swell added
to the existing shorter waves. The tsunami only gets high when
it hits shallow water.

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