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Lloyd Sumpter
 
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Default Opening the RR Bridge at Second Narrows

On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 11:24:49 +0000, Peter Bennett wrote:

On Wed, 28 Jan 2004 07:22:47 -0800, "Lloyd Sumpter" wrote:

Hi,

New engine is coming this weekend! (YAY!) Tides kinda suck in 2 weeks when
Far Cove will be ready to go out. (boo!) She's at Lynnwood Marina, and there's
5 miles of "inner harbour" to get through before open water.

I'd like to go "the other way" and explore Indian Arm, but there's a
railroad
bridge in the way. Does anyone know the proper procedure for asking for it to
be opened? Do you just honk your horn? Is there a VHF channel I can call?

Lloyd Sumpter
"Far Cove" Catalina 36


Both Vancouver Vessel Traffic and the Second Narrows Bridge use Channel 12.
Call the bridge on 12 to request a lift.

You should monitor 12 for some time before you intend to go under the bridge, to
see what other traffic may be planning a transit. There are often oil tankers
passing through, and they require a "clear narrows" - all vessels must remain
clear while the tanker is in the narrows.


Good point, Peter.

Also, it they're opening the bridge for someone else, I can probably sneak
thought before or after - save them closing and opening it.

Lloyd


 
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