Lesson in this story somewhere.
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Lesson in this story somewhere.
I am a traveller of both time and space, a weaver in and out of dreams, I see worlds seldom seen.
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check out
http://www.wavescape.co.za/news/breakin ... scue.html
for more detail. Guy was lucky thats for sure.
Moral of the story is always maintain a decent amount of body fat. Might help you float better in an emergency. Anyway, thats what Im working on
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http://www.wavescape.co.za/news/breakin ... scue.html
for more detail. Guy was lucky thats for sure.
Moral of the story is always maintain a decent amount of body fat. Might help you float better in an emergency. Anyway, thats what Im working on
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What I was trying to say is check out
http://www.wavescape.co.za/news/breakin ... escue.html
for more info.
I reckon the moral is to always maintain a decent amount of body fat to help you float better in an emergency. Anyway, thats what Im working on
http://www.wavescape.co.za/news/breakin ... escue.html
for more info.
I reckon the moral is to always maintain a decent amount of body fat to help you float better in an emergency. Anyway, thats what Im working on
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Almost happened to me on my first boat trip out there--night crossing, woke up feeling the seasickness coming on, everybody else sleeping...bolted for the door, then right outside the door went for the stainless steel railing to puke over...what I didn't know was that the railing right there was removable for swimming. It was just sitting there with pins in holes..so when I grabbed it, it popped up out of there and I was looking at the Indian Ocean mere feet away and with the rocking of the boat I almost went over...didn't help that I already felt like death warmed over. I got an immediate shot of adrenalin though, like somebody slapped me in the face, grabbed something solid and held on. The lesson I got from it, is to always, always keep your wits about you on a boat, especially when moving, and especially at night. Oh yeah, great trip after that, lost the seasickness as soon as I jumped in the water at Rifles, didn't get sick again (until the next crossing a year later ).
It's already good tomorrow...