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Wayne, I personally met a man who got caught solo quite east of Cape Hatterras
when a huricane unexpectedly turned way north. He rode the storm out (no winds above 75 knots he said) rather than jump into the water to be rescued by the CG who came out to retrieve him. He said he felt safer on the boat than getting into the water. I also talked with a guy (he had a boat for sale I thought I might be interested in) who traveled a day and half to approach a port from which the CG was *screaming* (his word) at him to NOT enter just because the winds got up to 40 knots and his "wife got scared". The boat the guy owned is considered and extremely seaworthy boat and was nearly 40 feet long. I stand by my statement that most people are terrified of the water Jax, I think we'd all enjoy hearing about some of the exciting offshore passages that you've made in 50 kt winds on your Bristol 27. |
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