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Jack Dale wrote:
Chapman's Piloting has the same "rules" Jack, have you ever actually met another person who has had courtesy flags made according to this rule? I have not, and based on the circles I run in I don't expect to. I suppose I have 10 or 11 courtesy flags, and I have actually worn out my Bahamas and Canada flags once or twice. As a "practical" sailor I just cannot imagine obeying these "rules." I know from experience how much custom flags and burgees cost, because in the case of burgees there is often no other choice that a custom flag. The "rules" mentioned are typical of what one might hear from the East Coast "Yachting" set. The next time I'm invited to the annual NYYC Cruise I will be sure to come prepared with the proper flags, but until that happens (and that may be some time), I'll just scrape by with the West Marine versions. -- Good luck and good sailing. s/v Kerry Deare of Barnegat http://kerrydeare.home.comcast.net/ |
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