Brian from sunny Suffolk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I would also be concerned if he was advising them to go everywhere flat >out and not give a dam about others
If he had done that, you would be right to criticise him. If he had said speed should never be enough to create a breaking wash, you wouldn't. *********** >Common courtesy says, Slow Down When Passing Moored Boats ...... I often >wonder what part of > SLOW and DOWN it is, that people do not understand!! I have found that it is > the *experienced* boaters that are the most frequent to violate this code of > conduct > >Caroline and John nb. Charlotte Rose Common courtesy says "Don't Moor In A Manner That Inconveniences Passing Boat Traffic". A moorer who insists that traffic move slower when it goes by is causing an inconvenience. The "Slow Down" crowd on moored craft is not being misunderstood, it is being seen as inconsiderate and unreasonable. Adrian Adrian Stott 07956-299966
