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Re: color of mooring balls
[Re: tangerine3]
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03/26/2024 07:56 PM
03/26/2024 07:56 PM
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MrEZgoin
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Ultimately, there is no such think as an "ok" ball - as in a ball where there is no risk of you coming adrift ... Ultimately no way getting around carefully assessing the risk and always having a plan.
Ben and Kay at Sunchaser dive down with and secure a backup mooring line when they don't leave someone on board.
That's on maintained dive moorings and with a smallish boat. The kind of thing I really appreciate about them!
Last edited by MrEZgoin; 03/26/2024 08:03 PM.
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