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... "Larry" wrote in message ... pruned Jump overboard from your lofty helm perch and start frantically screaming and waving your arms in distress. Click the stopwatch on your diver's Rolex Oyster to time this event. How long was it before they got her turned around and came effortlessly alongside your position to retrieve you, using the finest navigation and methods of retrieval? As a matter of interest, do all US boats have boarding/bathing ladders? In the nice warm Mediterranean, most boats do. Easily the best and quickest aid to getting someone aboard in most circumstances. In the cold waters of UK, they're rare. Perverse? 'Blow up that dinghy - Fast!' JimB I think and most experts agree that boarding from the stern is a bad idea in all but the most benign conditions. Certainly there are times in the Med when it's fine, but other times are not ok. Warm water isn't the only critieria. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com |
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