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I am very glad that it turned out well. I guess this illustrates the
chant I was taught for remembering the order of preference of rescue methods when someone is in trouble in the water: Reach . . . Throw . . . Row . . . Go Reach (with a pole, boat hook or oar) Throw (a life ring, a life jacket, an empty cooler, or anything else that floats) Row (use a boat) Go (into the water and swim to assist . . . the most dramatic and least preferred method for the reasons you shared. Thanks for the story. Sometime I will relate the tale of how my father and I ended up pouring gin on our legs to disinfect cuts we got after we ran aground on a artificial reef made of old tires used to raise oysters in the middle of the night. John |
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