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If the anchor is in the forward berth, it was not secured.
JR Gene Kearns wrote: a dry anchor means fair weather. a wet anchor means it's raining. a dusty anchor means a dust storm. a swaying anchor means it's windy. a shadow under the anchor means it's sunny. a white anchor means it's snowing. if the anchor is jumping up and down, expect rough seas. if the anchor is under water it's likely that you are not underway. -- -------------------------------------------------------------- Home Page: http://www.seanet.com/~jasonrnorth |
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