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Originally Posted by Phazar454Mag
(Post 3481411)
It was in England.
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Originally Posted by Nightlife1970
(Post 3480693)
Not sure...but doesn't a sail boat have right of way over a power boat? Not sure how it would apply to a tanker though.
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Originally Posted by cabin fever
(Post 3481010)
In my world, the boat that is 1000 times the size of my boat, always has the right away.
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It looked to me as a crewmember of the sailboat fell overboard as the tanker approached and they were attempting to haul that person back into the boat as it was hit.
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i give the capt. credit he is in a race, he knew that if he waited for the tanker to pass he's done. So he went all in. he might not of judged the tanker properly or thought it would slow down, but you really have to admire the size of his balls for a blowboater...
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Originally Posted by SHAWN DAVIS
(Post 3481444)
Hey! you scratched my anchor!
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Originally Posted by blue thunder
(Post 3482299)
It looked to me as a crewmember of the sailboat fell overboard as the tanker approached and they were attempting to haul that person back into the boat as it was hit.
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Looks to me like they jumped, thinking they were gonna get hit, which they did. All the skipper did was tried to get by the bow and failed.....:coolcowboy:
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Our local blow boat organization took $43,500.00 of your fuel tax money from the Clean Vessel Grant to build a marina facility on a public lake. They then have denied all access to Fishing and power boats, Against the terms of the grant that state it must be open to all boats.....
Look up CVA grant requirements. Sign our petition to right this wrong below. http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/...m-creek-s.html |
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