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"Don White" wrote in message ... "Doug Kanter" wrote in message news:Zk1Zc.4397 I haven't used charts in years, since the Lake Ontario chart basically says "deep", "deeper" or "holy **** it's really deep". Doesn't anyone use paper charts any more? We do! Last I heard they were the only legal kind for the Canadian East Coast . Frankly, I like them. I have a nice framed one of the Block Island RI area. People think I'm nuts to have it, but it makes me smile because not far from Block Island, my dad ventured into a submarine testing area. The chart said to avoid ships flying whatever flags - those were target ships. I was 10 or 11 and I didn't want to be TOO pushy with the captain, but I'd just takent the Power Squadron class and as far as I could tell, we were right in the center of the testing area. He didn't think so. A sub surfaced about 300 yards away and informed my dad via radio that he should try looking at his chart, if any. Just like that. I loved the sarcasm, but as an ex-Navy man, he didn't find it funny. :-) |
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