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"Jay Honeck" wrote in message Personally, I'm banking on "global
warming"... Something is going on. It's the middle of February and a zillion boats have been crossing over from the States all winter. Usually in the winter I see nothing but whitecaps when flying overhead. Usually the seas are so rough that even the small freighters can't make a crossing. This year I see a bunch of boats on calm waters. The sea bottom hasn't been stirred up once. The last time I saw this weather pattern was 1992, which brought Hurricane Andrew. D. (navigating by the color of the water) |
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![]() "Capt.Doug" wrote in message news ![]() : D. (navigating by the color of the water) : : How? |
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"Blueskies" wrote in message How?
It's better in the Bahamas! The Bahamas run for nearly 700 nm with extensive shallow waters. Following the shallows from island to island is like a Mid-westerner following railroad tracks. D. |
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![]() "Capt.Doug" wrote in message ... : "Blueskies" wrote in message How? : : It's better in the Bahamas! : The Bahamas run for nearly 700 nm with extensive shallow waters. : Following the shallows from island to island is like a Mid-westerner : following railroad tracks. : : D. : : Got it... Remember the stories about naval aviators following the luminous trail from the carrier at night? Dan D. |
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