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Hippocampus

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      Hippocampus replied to the thread The long good bye.
      Thanks all. Feel it’s a us v them when it’s comes to boating. The stresses on all of us are same. Harbors turned in condos or T shirt...
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      Hippocampus posted the thread The long good bye in General Discussion.
      Hi folks Today I get my wire transfer completing the sale of my NT42. I owned her for the briefest time I ever owned a boat. Spent 3 1/2...
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      Hippocampus replied to the thread Stabilizers: A Must for Passage-Making?.
      Read NASA and USN papers on motion sickness. There are people more sensitive to fast frequency motion and others slow. Some are...
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      Hippocampus replied to the thread Milton.
      Also remember since the onset of the industrial age the trend lines have not been favorable. Much of Florida and cape cod is a low lying...
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      Hippocampus reacted to DDW's post in the thread Do you need two sets of controls on a liveaboard? with Like Like.
      ^^ Hehe. For open ocean cruising, you will find the motion on the flybridge much more active than a pilothouse, because it is further...
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      Hippocampus replied to the thread Do you need two sets of controls on a liveaboard?.
      Think in the ocean the fewer key single point failures you have the better. For sailboats this is commonly done with robust direct gear...
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      Hippocampus replied to the thread Do you need two sets of controls on a liveaboard?.
      Think in the ocean the fewer key single point failures you have the better. For sailboats this is commonly done with robust direct gear...
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      Hippocampus replied to the thread Milton.
      Agree with post#180. It’s our geography that’s in the way. Over time you just don’t know exactly where a ‘cane or northeaster will hit...
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      Hippocampus reacted to Jeff F's post in the thread Milton with Like Like.
      I understand that your country felt it needed to take this on for national survival. The situation in the US is a bit different, in my...
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      Hippocampus reacted to Mambo42's post in the thread Milton with Like Like.
      The Netherlands is not only threatened from the sea, also from rivers which come through the country. A large part of the country is...
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      Hippocampus reacted to Mambo42's post in the thread Milton with Like Like.
      In the Netherlands you will simply not get a building permit outside the sea barriers. You can get a temporary permit for e.g. a summer...
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      Hippocampus replied to the thread Milton.
      Have had opportunity to investigate Rotterdam by water and land several times on family visits to Belgium A incredible piece of...
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      Hippocampus reacted to Mambo42's post in the thread Milton with Like Like.
      Interesting discussion and coming from a country that has been fighting against water, the Netherlands, I cannot help but wondering why...
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      Hippocampus reacted to dhays's post in the thread Milton with Like Like.
      "Play the hand you are dealt", "dance with one that brought you", ect... it would be unreasonable to expect individuals or entire...
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      Hippocampus replied to the thread Milton.
      Pierre please read the IPCC reports then come back to this forum. MMCC is not an opinion. Yes there’s a variance of opinions about what...
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