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Were there kids up front on the bow?

WHL wrote:Were there kids up front on the bow?

No, and I thought it was obvious.

About this, there was a thread at FATP just last month. I guess some "experienced boaters" skipped over the SAFE part.

 

California, for all of their other misguided law-making, are trying to keep kids like these, safe. You know, like SBONH—who, so far, don't have a clue.

News Hawk wrote:

WHL wrote:Were there kids up front on the bow?

No, and I thought it was obvious.

About this, there was a thread at FATP just last month. I guess some "experienced boaters" skipped over the SAFE part.

 

California, for all of their other misguided law-making, are trying to keep kids like these, safe. You know, like SBONH—who, so far, don't have a clue.

How is it that you are bringing a safety organization (SBONH) into this? An organization that works with the Marine Patrol, Lakes Region Sail and Power Squadron, Lakes Region Sailing, US Coast Guard Auxilary, Marine Trades Association, NH Lakes Association and The Governors' Public Water Access and Advisory Board. Groups, organizations and government entities that actually work to improve the lakes and waterways in the state of NH. All of which work and recognize SBONH's crucial role in promoting safety on the lake and working on actual issues. We receive calls for assistance from each of these organizations throughout the year for guidance, advice and our opinion..

How many calls do you get?

BTW: Can you please provide your definition of Ocean Racer and what is considered an Oversized boat? Please provide your evidence and data to back up your definition. (9th request, so far first 8 unanswered)

I too would like to see that so I can know if my crown line is in his crosshairs.

I bet NH would call one of my boats an ocean racer, but I would hardly take it on the ocean!!!

OCDactive wrote:How is it that you are bringing a safety organization (SBONH) into this?

An organization that works with the Marine Patrol, Lakes Region Sail and Power Squadron, Lakes Region Sailing, US Coast Guard Auxilary, Marine Trades Association, NH Lakes Association and The Governors' Public Water Access and Advisory Board. Groups, organizations and government entities that actually work to improve the lakes and waterways in the state of NH. All of which work and recognize SBONH's crucial role in promoting safety on the lake and working on actual issues. We receive calls for assistance from each of these organizations throughout the year for guidance, advice and our opinion..

 
Because SBONH ("Safe Boaters of New Hampshire", AKA, "Experienced Boaters") has done nothing about this?
 
(and apparently doesn't even recognize this boating problem).
 
 
 
It's only when more exhaust noise becomes important, that SBONH steps up.