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You can buy all the safety gear you want. One must PRACTICE safety at all times or any amount of gear is useless.
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Very Good Article on Safety.
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The Bears' two cents worth:
Excelent article to be sure, if only everyone would read it. As I was taught my first safety officer and reinforced on every job I ever held is, the best piece of safety equipment you will ever have is the 2+ pound brain between your ears-if you will use it!
Think before you do anything and don't become part of the problem.
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No your local sailing area very well. The Wife and I were watching the RedBull event in San Diego harbor for new years eve. After the guys made there jump, we headed back to our slip in heavy fog. Maybe 50' of visibility. We were also in a rented Ben 34. Our trip back was more exciting than watching those guys jump 250' over the water. We made it back with no problems and it was a great experience for the both of us.
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