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Buoy in the water –7/26 Roundtable

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  • July 27, 2020 at 10:42 am #11119
    Dale A from Virginia
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    We had a short discussion regarding buoys yesterday and I wanted to add some insight. I have sailed over 35,000 miles and am an experienced navigator. Buoys are our life-line and steer us safely into and out of ports—either day or night. At night most are lighted with different colors for port and starboard and with individual blinking patterns. They give us notice of shoals and reefs. While studying navigation the very first knowledge to gain is everything about the buoys and all that they mean. The most important item to notice while looking at a chart of the sea are the buoys. Buoys have truly saved boats and lives and are the mainstay of anyone out at sea.

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