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cramersec wrote:

People who want to go play in the surf
should know how to roll, although even there you could just swim in to
the beach if you needed to.


That displays remarkable faith in the local tides. Faith that appears
to be unfounded at least judging by local incidents in E Scotland.

Other than that, knowing how to do a deep
water re-entry is enough for most people.


Same thing applies practice. Deep water re-entry is one thing,
doing it it 2m swell with a gale going on is going to be another.

Pete.
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